Cork’s Mixed Ability Rugby World Cup ‘a major coup for Ireland’

The major event kicks off this week in Musgrave Park.
Ministers Simon Coveney TD, and Michael Mc Grath TD, pictured with Sunday's Well Rebels Supporters, at the opening ceremony of the IMART Mixed Ability Rugby World Cup in Musgrave Park, Cork. 

Ministers Simon Coveney TD, and Michael Mc Grath TD, pictured with Sunday's Well Rebels Supporters, at the opening ceremony of the IMART Mixed Ability Rugby World Cup in Musgrave Park, Cork. 

More than 4,000 people from over 14 countries flocked to Musgrave Park on Sunday evening to celebrate the arrival of the long-awaited International Mixed Ability Rugby Tournament (IMART).

Cork has been selected to host the event, which aims to break down barriers to participation in sport, promotes social inclusion and generate long-term positive change in our communities.

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