Customised Rugby Coaching Clinics from Irish Rugby Tours

Day 1

Limerick people love rugby! We take you right to the heart of Munster rugby by flying you into Shannon Airport. A bus transfer gets you to your Limerick accomodation and a chance to shake off any jet lag with a day free for all.

Day 2

Limerick City Tour
At the mouth of the River Shannon, Limerick is a young, vibrant city. Shopping, art, nightlife, food and cultural centres are only a stroll away from the banks of one of Europe's finest waterways. Sights you'll see include Medieval Limerick on King's Island, St Mary's Cathedral, The Hunt Museum and more...

Training Session with Top International Coach
- Intensive rugby coaching sessions
- Video analysis of all training sessions
- Drill and ball skills sessions
- Coaching manuals supplied to all coaching staff



Evening free for all

Day 3

1st match of tour vs top Limerick Rugby Club
Limerick rugby is full of heroes according to Richard Harris in The Telegraph. "Gladiators, square-jawed warriors, who represent us on the battlefield. They are also heroes off the field - men who can drink, sing and talk of great deeds."



Attend festivities with host club



Attend top league match in All Ireland Rugby League
A match in Thomond Park is one not to be missed. It's not just about watching the match. It's about listening and watching the crowd. They are passionate fans! Thomond Park is one of the greatest places in the world to watch rugby and it is there that Munster defeated the All Blacks in 1978, 12-0!

Day 4

Bus transfer to hostel in Galway City
Galway is the capital of the west of Ireland. It's a really unique cosmopolitan city with plenty to do from horse racing to traditional music and it's an important centre for promoting arts and crafts. The inner city is now pedestrianised and a walk through the narrow lanes and streets means you're never far from your port of call.

Visit Connemara Coast & Cliffs of Moher
Standing 230 metres above the ground at their highest point and 8km long, the Cliffs boast one of the most amazing views in Ireland.



Local tour of city
Evening free for all
Galway is one of Ireland's most popular getaway places, so there's always plenty of "craic" here! And if a pint or two is on your agenda, you can be sure there's no shortage of pubs.

Day 5

2nd match of tour vs top Galway rugby club
Rugby has been played in Connacht (province of Galway) for 120 years which is surprising as hurling and gaelic football are huge sports here.


Attend festivities with host club

Day 6

Bus transfer to hostel in Dublin city
Visit Trinity College & Dublin's Book of Kells



Trinity College, founded in 1592, is Ireland's oldest university. Standing right in the heart of Dublin city, 13,500 students walk daily over it's cobbled stones and green acres.

Heritage attractions in Trinity include the Book of Kells. Written around the year 800 AD, the Book of Kells contains a richly decorated copy of the four gospels in a latin text.

Local tour of city
Dublin has whatever you want! You'll find a young and vibrant city. Home to U2, The Chieftans, Sinead O'Connor, Boyzone and Westlife, musical events are on almost every street. Not to mention great food, colourful heritage, literary landmarks and plenty of "craic"!

Visit Guinness Storehouse & Museum
Experience the people, the process and the passion behind the making of Guinness! And sample one or two maybe?!

Day 7

Intensive coaching session with top international rugby coach
- Ball handling and skills training
- Video analysis of previous game

Day 8

Transfer to airport and homeward bound...



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