Role of domestic games manager to revitalise club rugby

MOVES by the IRFU to appoint a new domestic games manager could see an improvement in the marketing and financing of the club game in Ireland.

Speaking after the announcement by the union of their intention to create two new positions to oversee the domestic game and elite player development, the chairman of the AIL Senior Rugby Clubs’ Association, Wally Morrissey, said the clubs were glad to see moves being made to strengthen these crucial areas.

The association, which represents the 48 AIL clubs, will next year embark on a new format for the All-Ireland league next season and, according to Mr Morrissey, it welcomes any move which will help boost the sport at club level.

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