The Irish Rugby Football Union is calling on everyone who has an interest in rugby to take part in a survey, which is being run in conjunction with the English, Scottish and Welsh unions, to shape the future of the game.
Across the Home Nations, we each undertake similar research however, as a means of allowing cross-union analysis and joint projects, we have agreed to combine resources.
The first-ever Home Nations Rugby Survey will help to shape our game and provide invaluable information which can be used as part of the IRFU's on-going strategy for the game.
We invite current and former players, coaches, referees, club officials, volunteers and supporters to have their say about rugby in Ireland.
Respondents will have the opportunity to be entered into a prize draw to win one of 10 pairs of tickets to the Ireland v Scotland Nat West 6 Nations match in 2018.
In addition, the top 10 clubs with the most respondents in each province will be entered into a draw to win an equipment pack worth €;1,500.
The survey will close on Wednesday 6th December.
To have your say on the future of rugby in your community and across Ireland, please click here.
Across the Home Nations, we each undertake similar research however, as a means of allowing cross-union analysis and joint projects, we have agreed to combine resources.
The first-ever Home Nations Rugby Survey will help to shape our game and provide invaluable information which can be used as part of the IRFU's on-going strategy for the game.
We invite current and former players, coaches, referees, club officials, volunteers and supporters to have their say about rugby in Ireland.
Respondents will have the opportunity to be entered into a prize draw to win one of 10 pairs of tickets to the Ireland v Scotland Nat West 6 Nations match in 2018.
In addition, the top 10 clubs with the most respondents in each province will be entered into a draw to win an equipment pack worth €;1,500.
The survey will close on Wednesday 6th December.
To have your say on the future of rugby in your community and across Ireland, please click here.