'We aren't there yet': Still work to do after Ballincollig women are awarded senior status 

While major figures welcome Munster Branch move to recognise Ballincollig, Railway Union call for greater representation for women's game 
'We aren't there yet': Still work to do after Ballincollig women are awarded senior status 

Welcoming the move: Ballincollig head coach Fiona Hayes Pic: INPHO/Ryan Byrne

One of Ireland’s leading women’s All Ireland League clubs has insisted there is still much work still to be done before there is equitable representation in the decision-making processes of Irish rugby.

Railway Union RFC’s assertion yesterday came as fellow Energia Women’s AIL club Ballincollig RFC were finally awarded senior club status following the passing of a motion at the Annual General Meeting of the Munster Branch of the IRFU on Thursday night in Limerick.

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