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About the IRFU

About the IRFU

The Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) is the governing body for the sport of rugby union in Ireland. The IRFU comprises four provincial branches as well as the national governing body.

Connacht, Leinster, Munster and Ulster administer the domestic club game as well as comprising the professional rugby bodies in each respective region.
The IRFU National governing body administers the game as a whole including all national representative teams - Ireland, Wolfhounds, Women and all age grade representative teams.

The IRFU is responsible for rugby development including Coaching, Referees, Mini Rugby and setting policy for the running of the game.

For more information on the IRFU and rugby development in Ireland please use this website.

History of the IRFU

History of the IRFU

Step back in time and discover the origins of the game in Ireland
Associate Referee Policy

Club & School Affiliated Referees

Find out more about the IRFU Club & School Affiliated Referees
The Laws Of The Game

The Laws Of The Game

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