IRB introduce new anti-doping laws

The International Rugby Board have introduced a new anti-doping programme ahead of the Under-19 World Championships in South Africa next month.

Wed, 30 Mar, 2005 - 20:15

The International Rugby Board have introduced a new anti-doping programme ahead of the Under-19 World Championships in South Africa next month.

IRB officials have teamed up with the World Anti-Doping Agency to raise awareness of drugs in the sport, with players and coaches today given an explanation of doping procedures.

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Courts Rugby Heathrow Place: South Africa Place: Bloemfontein Person: Tim Ricketts Event: Under-19 World Championships Event: IRB Under-19 World Championships Organisation: IRB Organisation: International Rugby Board Organisation: World Anti-Doping Agency Organisation: WADA

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