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Two Week Recap | Irish Rugby Tours

Pitch Action, Heavy Lifting, & Culture: What Every Squad Did on Tour

Every rugby tour serves a distinct purpose. Whether it is an intensive warm-weather conditioning camp on the Mediterranean or a multi-city competitive expedition across the Emerald Isle, Irish Rugby Tours builds bespoke itineraries to match each club’s specific goals.

Here is exactly what each of the five squads got up to in Spain and Ireland during their Autumn 2026 tours.

🇪🇸 The Spain Camps: High-Performance Pre-Season in Salou & Catalonia

For our three senior sides, Spain was all about physical preparation, high-intensity pitch work, and team bonding before launching into their domestic league campaigns.

1. Old Christians RFC (27–30 August 2026)

  • Pitch Work: Hit the turf for intensive team runs and set-piece sharpening at the world-class Mediterranean Sports Hub.

  • Matchday Action: Travelled to Barcelona to play a competitive fixture against Rugby Sant Boi at the historic Estadi Baldiri Aleu.

  • Off the Pitch: Shared traditional post-match hospitality and drinks with their Spanish hosts at Sant Boi, followed by squad recovery and relaxation on the beaches of Salou.

2. Blackrock College RFC (2–6 September 2026)

  • Pitch Work: Executed daily tactical field sessions and team pattern work on the hybrid pitches at Mediterranean Sports Hub.

  • Gym & Analysis: Completed heavy strength and power blocks at Valhalla Gym Club Salou, paired with video review sessions in dedicated resort meeting rooms.

  • Off the Pitch: Started mornings with team runs along the coastline and spent an entire afternoon team-bonding on the rollercoasters at PortAventura Theme Park.

3. Old Wesley RFC (3–6 September 2026)

  • Pitch Work: Ran high-intensity conditioning and unit drills at Camp Rugbi Tarragona.

  • Gym Work: Pushed through dedicated strength and conditioning circuits at Valhalla Gym Club Salou.

  • Off the Pitch: Held alignment meetings for their upcoming AIL league season and spent downtime recovering on the Mediterranean coast.

☘️ The Ireland Expeditions: Matchplay, Masterclasses, & Cultural Discovery

For our touring North American sides, Ireland delivered a full-spectrum rugby experience—combining matches against local clubs, professional coaching clinics, and cultural sightseeing.

4. Saint Albert RFC U18 Girls (23–31 August 2026)

5. Stanford University Men & Women (9–18 September 2026)

📊 Summary of On-Tour Activities

SquadCountryPrimary Training LocationKey Match / ActivityMajor Highlight
Old Christians RFCSpain

Mediterranean Sports Hub

v Rugby Sant Boi

Post-match hosting & Salou beaches

Blackrock College RFCSpain

Mediterranean Sports Hub & Valhalla Gym

Internal S&C / Tactical Camp

PortAventura Theme Park

Old Wesley RFCSpain

Camp Rugbi Tarragona

Pre-season conditioning block

Coastal recovery & tactical meetings

Saint Albert RFCIreland

Virgin Media Park & Sport Ireland Campus

v Dolphin RFC, Ballinasloe RFC & Athy RFC

Aran Islands, Cliffs of Moher & Gaelic Games

Stanford UniversityIreland

Malone RFC, Cooke RFC & Sport Ireland Campus

v Banbridge RFC & Trinity College Dublin

Giant’s Causeway, live Ulster match & Croke Park

Plan Your Next Chapter with Irish Rugby Tours

At Irish Rugby Tours, we’re passionate about bringing supporters, schools and clubs closer to the game they love.

Whether you’re planning bespoke Rugby Travel to Ireland to experience the incredible atmosphere of international rugby, organizing specialized club and school trips through our Rugby Tours Hub, or looking to explore iconic rugby destinations around the world, our team creates unforgettable rugby experiences from start to finish.

With major global events like the inaugural Nations Championship capturing the rugby world’s attention, there has never been a better time to broaden your team’s horizons.

Get in Touch Today

Reach our team directly to start planning your next tour:

Get in touch today for a free, tailored quote and let’s get your team on the pitch.

  • Phone: +353 1 685 6277

  • Email: info@irishrugbytours.com

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North American Invitational 7s | Irish Rugby Tours

Celebrating Excellence in Salt Lake City: Irish Rugby Tours at the NAI 7s

The countdown is officially over—and what an incredible weekend of rugby it was! The Irish Rugby Tours team recently crossed the Atlantic to Salt Lake City, Utah, for the premier youth 7s tournament on the continent: the North American Invitational 7s (NAI 7s).

As official sponsors of this year’s event, we were thrilled to be on the ground supporting one of the most dynamic, fast-paced, and competitive rugby festivals in the world.

The Pinnacle of Youth & U23 7s Rugby

The NAI 7s is widely recognized as the largest and most competitive youth rugby tournament in North America. Hosted at the Regional Athletic Complex against the stunning backdrop of Utah’s mountain ranges, this prestigious festival brings together elite youth academies, schools, clubs, and collegiate sides from across the globe.

With over 170 confirmed teams competing across two intense days of action, the tournament delivered world-class performances. Young athletes tested themselves against top-tier competition while playing directly in front of dozens of college, national, and professional talent scouts.

On the Ground: Visiting the Irish Rugby Tours Tent

While the high-octane 7s action unfolded on the field, the Irish Rugby Tours team was on the ground all weekend long. We had the pleasure of welcoming coaches, club directors, parents, and players to our tent to discuss their developmental goals and future touring visions.

Whether teams wanted to experience the unmatched passion of Irish rugby, take on top European clubs in France or Italy, or explore the rich rugby heritage of South Africa, South America, or New Zealand, our team was ready to start crafting custom itineraries on the spot.

Celebrating Every NAI 7s Bracket Champion

With fierce competition across every age group and skill tier—from U14 development to the Men’s U23 division—we want to extend a massive congratulations to every single team that won their respective bracket champion titles at this year’s tournament (as published on the NAI 7s Official Schedule & Results):

Boys Divisions

  • Boys U18 Elite Champions: Rebel Rugby Academy

    In a high-stakes Elite final, Rebel Rugby White put on an incredible performance to claim the pinnacle Boys U18 Elite crown over San Mateo Wolverines (21–19).

  • Boys U18 Open Champions: Herriman High School

    Herriman capped off an undefeated tournament run with a commanding 52–7 victory in the final over Belmont Shore.

  • Boys U16 Elite Champions: Atlantis Rugby

    Atlantis Rugby showcased elite speed and physical defense to capture the U16 Elite title.

  • Boys U16 Open Champions: Hawaiian Gardens Youth Rugby

          Hawaiian Gardens Youth Rugby navigated a tough bracket to earn the U16 Open championship trophy.

  • Boys U14 Champions: Westlake Drua

    Westlake Drua junior side dominated the U14 field with clinical skill execution.

Girls Divisions

  • Girls U18 Tier 1 Champions: Utah Cannibals

    The Cannibals delivered a masterpiece performance in front of their home crowd, securing the Tier 1 championship with a 28–0 shutout against the Majestics.

  • Girls U18 Tier 2 Champions: Westlake Drua

    Westlake Drua pulled off a thrilling 21–15 victory in the final over SacAIR to take home the Tier 2 title.

  • Girls U16 Champions: TOA Academy MALOSI

    TOA Academy showed incredible depth, with MALOSI defeating sister-side TOA Academy SEKI in the championship match.

  • Girls U14 Champions: Utah Cannibals

    Completing a double-championship weekend for the program, the U14 Utah Cannibals earned gold with a stunning 50–0 win in the final.

Men’s U23 Division

  • Men’s U23 Champions: Belmont Shore U23

    Bridging the pathway between high school academies and senior professional rugby, Belmont Shore U23 outlasted a star-studded field including PNW Selects and Silicon Valley to win the U23 bracket championship.

The Impact of an International Rugby Tour

Events like NAI 7s demonstrate the unique power of rugby to bring young athletes together from across the globe. Taking your team on an international tour expands on this foundation, offering benefits that extend far beyond the final whistle:

  • Unrivaled Team Bonding: Shared travel experiences, foreign environments, and shared challenges build deep trust, communication, and friendships that directly translate to on-field performance.

  • Personal Growth and Leadership: Stepping outside their comfort zones teaches players independence, accountability, and adaptability.

  • Global Tactical Exposure: Playing against international opposition introduces both players and coaches to diverse playing styles, technical approaches, and rugby traditions.

Plan Your Next Chapter with Irish Rugby Tours

At Irish Rugby Tours, we’re passionate about bringing supporters, schools and clubs closer to the game they love.

Whether you’re planning bespoke Rugby Travel to Ireland to experience the incredible atmosphere of international rugby, organizing specialized club and school trips through our Rugby Tours Hub, or looking to explore iconic rugby destinations around the world, our team creates unforgettable rugby experiences from start to finish.

With major global events like the inaugural Nations Championship capturing the rugby world’s attention, there has never been a better time to broaden your team’s horizons.

Get in Touch Today

Reach our team directly to start planning your next tour:

Get in touch today for a free, tailored quote and let’s get your team on the pitch.

  • Phone: +353 1 685 6277

  • Email: info@irishrugbytours.com

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Experiencing the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann with Tourism Northern Ireland

At Irish Rugby Tours, we’re passionate about showcasing the very best of Ireland to visitors from around the world. So, when Tourism Northern Ireland invited us to Belfast as representatives of Irish Rugby Tours for a familiarisation (FAM) trip during Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, we were honoured to be part of such a fantastic initiative.

We joined fellow tourism professionals from AC Group, Brack Tours, EI Travel, Horizons by Tour Partner Group, Kleemann Tours, Sheenco Travel and BEM Ireland on a carefully curated itinerary designed to highlight not only the Fleadh itself but also Belfast’s outstanding tourism offering.

What is the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann?

The Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann is the world’s largest celebration of Irish traditional music, culture and language. Organised annually by Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann, it attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors, musicians, dancers and performers from across Ireland and around the globe.

More than just a competition, the Fleadh is a celebration of Irish identity. Streets become stages, pubs overflow with traditional music sessions, and every corner of the host city comes alive with culture, storytelling and community spirit. It is one of Ireland’s most important cultural events and plays a vital role in preserving and promoting our musical heritage for future generations.

This year’s event in Belfast is expected to welcome over 800,000 visitors, supported by more than 1,000 volunteers, demonstrating the enormous impact the festival has on tourism, local businesses and communities.

Discovering Belfast Through Food

One of our first experiences was joining the excellent Taste & Tour Food Tour, beginning in the iconic St George’s Market.

Our guide introduced us to Belfast’s fascinating food heritage while we sampled some outstanding local produce and met passionate food producers. It was a wonderful way to experience the city beyond the usual tourist attractions and gain a real appreciation for Northern Ireland’s growing food scene. The itinerary included a guided exploration of St George’s Market before lunch at the renowned Mr Deane’s Bistro.

Exploring Belfast’s Musical Heritage

In the afternoon, we took part in the Belfast Music Walking Tour, which celebrated the city’s rich and diverse musical history.

From the famous Kelly’s Cellars and First Presbyterian Church on Rosemary Street to modern music venues, record shops, outdoor performance spaces and the city’s Victorian Music Hall, the tour showcased just how deeply music is woven into Belfast’s identity. We then had time to immerse ourselves in the incredible atmosphere surrounding the Fleadh, where traditional music filled every street and venue across the city.

Building Relationships Across Irish Tourism

A key part of the visit was connecting with fellow tour operators and tourism partners from across the island of Ireland.

The familiarisation trip was designed to strengthen strategic partnerships, engage key decision-makers and reinforce Northern Ireland’s position as a leading destination for leisure, cultural and business tourism. As tour operators, opportunities like these are invaluable in helping us discover new experiences that we can introduce to our international clients while building lasting relationships across the tourism industry.

The Tourism Northern Ireland Fleadh Brunch

The trip concluded with the Tourism Northern Ireland Fleadh Brunch at The Bullitt Hotel, bringing together tour operators, government representatives, tourism stakeholders and media for a morning celebrating Northern Ireland’s food, music and culture. The brunch also showcased the very best of Northern Ireland’s local produce before we returned to Dublin.

The event was attended by Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald, Ellvena Graham OBE FIoD, Chair of Tourism Northern Ireland, and Laura McCorry, Chief Executive of Tourism Northern Ireland. Their speeches highlighted the importance of hosting major events like the Fleadh and the significant economic and cultural benefits they bring to Belfast and Northern Ireland.

It was particularly encouraging to learn about the £1 million investment from the Department for the Economy to support this year’s Fleadh, reinforcing Northern Ireland’s commitment to growing cultural tourism and positioning the region as a destination of choice for visitors from across the world.

Looking Ahead

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Tourism Northern Ireland for inviting Irish Rugby Tours to be part of this memorable experience.

As a company that welcomes visitors from around the globe to experience Ireland through sport, culture and unforgettable travel experiences, trips like this are incredibly valuable. They allow us to continually expand our knowledge, strengthen industry partnerships and discover authentic experiences that can be incorporated into future itineraries.

The Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann perfectly demonstrates what makes Ireland so special. It’s not simply a festival – it’s a celebration of community, heritage, music and hospitality. Experiencing Belfast during the Fleadh reminded us that while rugby may bring many visitors to our shores, it’s the people, culture and unique local experiences that create memories lasting long after the final whistle.

We look forward to bringing many more visitors to experience everything that Belfast and the island of Ireland have to offer.

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North American Invitational 7s | Irish Rugby Tours

Irish Rugby Tours Proudly Sponsors NAI 7s: The Largest Youth Rugby Event in North America

The countdown is officially on. Next week, the Irish Rugby Tours team is crossing the Atlantic to Salt Lake City, Utah, for the premier youth 7s tournament on the continent—the North American Invitational 7s (NAI 7s).

As official sponsors of this year’s event, we are thrilled to support one of the most dynamic and competitive rugby festivals in the world.

The Pinnacle of Youth 7s Rugby

The NAI 7s is widely recognized as the largest and most competitive youth rugby tournament in North America.

Hosted at the Regional Athletic Complex against the stunning backdrop of Utah’s mountain ranges, this prestigious festival brings together elite youth academies, schools, and clubs from across the globe.

With over 170 confirmed teams competing across July 31st and August 1st, the tournament promises world-class action. Young athletes will test themselves against top-tier international competition while playing directly in front of dozens of college, national, and professional talent scouts.

Visit the Irish Rugby Tours Tent in Salt Lake City

While the high-octane 7s action unfolds on the field, the Irish Rugby Tours team will be on the ground all weekend long.

If you are a coach, club director, parent, or player attending NAI 7s, we invite you to stop by the Irish Rugby Tours tent to speak with our dedicated team.

Whether your squad wants to experience the unmatched passion of Irish rugby, take on top European clubs in France or Italy, or explore the rich rugby heritage of South Africa, South America, or New Zealand, we are ready to bring your vision to life.

What You Can Expect at Our Tent:

  • Consult with Tour Experts: Speak directly with our experienced tour planners to discuss your team’s developmental goals, preferred dates, and budget.

  • Kickstart Your Custom Itinerary: Leave your team’s details with us on-site so we can begin crafting a tailored itinerary for your school, club, or academy.

  • Explore Global Destinations: Discover our wide array of bespoke touring packages across Europe, North America, South America, and the Southern Hemisphere.

The Impact of an International Rugby Tour

Events like NAI 7s demonstrate the unique power of rugby to bring young athletes together from across the globe. Taking your team on an international tour expands on this foundation, offering benefits that extend far beyond the final whistle:

  • Unrivaled Team Bonding: Shared travel experiences, foreign environments, and shared challenges build deep trust, communication, and friendships that directly translate to on-field performance.

  • Personal Growth and Leadership: Stepping outside their comfort zones teaches players independence, accountability, and adaptability.

  • Global Tactical Exposure: Playing against international opposition introduces both players and coaches to diverse playing styles, technical approaches, and rugby traditions.

Plan Your Next Chapter with Irish Rugby Tours

At Irish Rugby Tours, we’re passionate about bringing supporters, schools and clubs closer to the game they love.

Whether you’re planning bespoke Rugby Travel to Ireland to experience the incredible atmosphere of international rugby, organizing specialized club and school trips through our Rugby Tours Hub, or looking to explore iconic rugby destinations around the world, our team creates unforgettable rugby experiences from start to finish.

With major global events like the inaugural Nations Championship capturing the rugby world’s attention, there has never been a better time to broaden your team’s horizons.

Event Details & Contact Information

  • Tournament Dates: July 31st – August 1st

  • Location: Regional Athletic Complex, Salt Lake City, Utah

We wish every player, coach, referee, and organizer heading to NAI 7s the best of luck for an outstanding tournament.

If you are unable to visit our tent in Utah, you can reach our team directly to start planning your next tour:

Get in touch today for a free, tailored quote and let’s get your team on the pitch.

  • Phone: +353 1 685 6277

  • Email: info@irishrugbytours.com

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The 2027 Six Nations: More Than Just a Match—An Irish Rugby Experience

When people think of the Six Nations, they often picture the roar of the crowd at the Aviva Stadium, the shared anticipation in a packed Dublin pub, and the incredible history etched into every tournament. What many visitors and international supporters don’t fully realise is that an international rugby tour is so much more than the 80 minutes played on the pitch.

The 2027 Guinness Men’s Six Nations is shaping up to be an absolute thriller, starting with a blockbuster opening night showdown in Dublin that sets the tone for a tournament of incredibly high stakes and electric atmosphere. For travelling fans, youth sides, and senior touring teams alike, this iconic Championship offers the perfect opportunity to combine world-class rugby with the legendary warmth, history, and culture of Ireland.

If you are already looking ahead to the tournament, discovering the magic of the Emerald Isle has never been easier with our dedicated options for rugby travel to Ireland.

 

irish-rugby-tours-aviva-stadium-fan-ai Beyond the 80 Minutes

The Six Nations isn’t simply a tournament or a collection of fixtures—it’s an unforgettable adventure that takes over entire cities.

Every match weekend tells its own unique story, beginning long before the opening whistle blows. From the raw tension of a Friday night opener to the heart-stopping drama of Super Saturday, these weekends are about more than just the numbers on the scoreboard. Whether you are traveling with your local club to play exhibition matches against Irish sides, organizing a school group on a developmental tour, or just heading over with a group of friends chasing the tournament across Europe, the Six Nations provides the ultimate backdrop to immerse yourself in the global rugby family.

Planning a 2027 Six Nations trip for your club? Get a free, tailored quote from our team today.

When you travel with a purpose, every match weekend becomes a gateway to new lifelong connections—meeting local clubs, sharing a post-match pint with opposing fans, and experiencing the unique, deep-seated traditions of each host city.

The 2027 Fixtures: Dublin Under the Lights

The 2027 schedule puts Ireland at the heart of the action from day one. Here is how the campaign looks:

RoundDateMatchupVenue
Round 1Friday, Feb 5Ireland v EnglandAviva Stadium, Dublin
Round 2Saturday, Feb 13Italy v IrelandStadio Olimpico, Rome
Round 3Saturday, Feb 20Wales v IrelandPrincipality Stadium, Cardiff
Round 4Friday, Mar 5Scotland v IrelandMurrayfield, Edinburgh
Round 5Saturday, Mar 13Ireland v FranceAviva Stadium, Dublin

The Rugby Connection

Rugby is woven into the very fabric of local communities all across the island of Ireland.

From grassroots junior clubs welcoming visiting international teams with open arms to the intense provincial rivalries and the unmatched passion of the Aviva Stadium, you’ll find rugby conversations happening on every street corner. For touring teams, combining a trip to watch a Six Nations test match with a few days of competitive local fixtures, intensive training sessions, or shared club meals creates a unique, career-defining travel experience that bonds players together.

At Irish Rugby Tours, we specialise in helping visiting clubs and schools bridge the gap between spectator and active participant. We build custom itineraries that seamlessly balance the excitement of the international elite game with authentic, competitive local experiences on our bespoke rugby tours to Ireland.

Food, Music and Irish Hospitality

One of the greatest joys of any rugby tour is stepping away from the training field and meeting the locals.

Stop into a cosy pub near the stadium hours before kickoff, and you’ll likely find a friendly mix of visiting supporters, local club legends, and the sound of live traditional Irish music warming up the pre-match atmosphere. It’s in these unforgettable moments—the shared songs, the respectful post-match analysis with strangers-turned-friends, and the hearty local food—that the true, authentic spirit of the Six Nations is found.

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Why Rugby Fans Love the Six Nations Along the Emerald Isle

  • Unmatched Stadium Atmosphere: Witnessing high-stakes international competition in Europe’s most iconic and historic sporting grounds.

  • Deep-Rooted Historic Rivalries: Experience the unmatched energy and intensity of legendary fixtures like Ireland v England.

  • Authentic Culture and Heritage: Exploring everything from the bustling, historic streets of Dublin to the hidden gems of our coastal rugby towns.

  • A Welcoming Sporting Community: Endless opportunities to train alongside, play against, and socialise with local Irish rugby clubs.

  • The Ultimate Blueprint for Tours: A perfect combination of elite spectator events and active, on-field match participation for your own team.

    Frequently Asked Questions About the 2027 Six Nations

    When is the 2027 Six Nations tournament?

    The 2027 Guinness Men’s Six Nations tournament runs from February 5th to March 13th, 2027. The competition kicks off with a massive Friday night clash between Ireland and England at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

    Can you arrange Six Nations match tickets and travel for a club?

    Yes! At Irish Rugby Tours, we specialize in organizing comprehensive itineraries for clubs, schools, and supporter groups. We combine accommodation, transport, local club fixture bookings, and matchday travel logistics into one seamless package.

    How do I organize a rugby tour to Ireland during the tournament?

    Because Six Nations weekends are highly sought after, it’s best to plan early. You can reach out to our team directly through our contact page to start tailoring a custom itinerary that fits your squad’s budget and competitive level.

Start Your Rugby Adventure

Whether you’re travelling with a senior rugby club, bringing a youth school team for a development tour, or looking to organise the ultimate fan experience for a large group of friends, the 2027 Six Nations is the perfect catalyst for an unforgettable journey.

At Irish Rugby Tours, we specialise in creating custom experiences that combine the very best of international rugby, rich local culture, and sightseeing adventure. We handle the logistical heavy lifting, the club connections, and the local insights so you can focus entirely on enjoying the game and the journey.

Ready to get started?

Click here to contact Irish Rugby Tours today and let us help you plan your ultimate 2027 rugby and cultural experience.

📞 +353 1 685 6277 ✉️ info@irishrugbytours.com

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Good Tidings we bring to You and Your Kin

The Three Wise Men at Irish Rugby Tours do not have camels but they are following a star.

The constellation of rugby touring still burns bright even though every conceivable difficulty has been placed in the way of the coaches, players and volunteers in 2020.

The salvation of the game now rests with dedicated scientists around the globe working to produce a vaccine that will allow normal travel to return and with it the resumption of what has been a part of rugby for over one hundred years – the tour.

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They are following a star to a place where nobody has ever been before.  It is certain that rugby touring will not be the same but through their efforts the experience will be none the poorer.

 

Amazingly, every day they lament the lack of time to finish the allotted tasks.  “Lack of time”, you may ask, with no teams or clients to worry about? Things have never been busier for rugby tours 2021 at Irish Rugby Tours.

The preparation is intense for the resumption of the sport we love.  New possibilities must now be factored in to the planning.  How will the airlines react, what cancellation policies will hotels employ and above all what radical rule changes for the amateur or under-age groups are likely?

In 25 years, we have faced every conceivable challenge and now a new world awaits.  Rest assured we will be ready.

Why not contact us?  We would love to hear from you by phone or email even if just to chew the fat.

As Churchill or it may have been Roosevelt, said, “we are all in this together”.

 

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The Way Ahead

Fado Fado, which is the Gaelic for “ long long ago“ and a rugby tour bus in Galway stopped and asked a farmer how to get to Dublin.

After a few minutes of rapt concentration, the farmer removed his pipe and said, “well I wouldn’t start from here.”

Irish Rugby Tours, does intend to start from here, as our great game goes through its greatest paroxysm since World War 2. It survived that as it did the First War.

We intend to be here for our current clients and hopefully our new ones when touring recommences. There are already green shoots of progress. The professional game is up and running. In even more rude good health in the Southern Hemisphere games are played in front of large enthusiastic crowds. Playing and touring will return, even if we must patiently wait for a date for resumption.

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When this pandemic broke the staff at Irish Rugby Tours, felt like putting their heads under a pillow and crying. That depression did not last very long and we have used the current period of inactivity to make plans. Included are new innovative tours; revised arrangements with airlines and hotels.  Finally above all entering in to arrangements that will guarantee the safety and integrity of every booking made with us.

One thing is certain, there will be a renewed burst of enthusiasm for touring once it is safe to do so. Unfortunately, tours are not put together overnight so all of us involved in this great experiment will have to plan for an uncertain future. Solution, by putting together embryonic strategies that have the capacity for change without cost that is the way ahead.

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For twenty five years we have organised tours, many of whom returned year after year and became trusted friends.

We will not let old and new clients down. We are here for the long haul and unlike the old farmer we know the best way to go, the way ahead is clear.

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