Enniskillen, in County Fermanagh, Ireland, was the beginning of it all. There, on the Royal Portora School ground rugby pitch in 1887, a woman played rugby for the first time. Well, officially, at least; it's the first time we have a formal record of a female playing rugby anywhere in the world.T
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After racking our brains, we've put together five, specially-curated gift guides that your favourite women's rugby player (or yourself, we're not judging) is sure to love. Check them out inside.
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Born to challenge the negativity of those who have no consideration, understanding or respect for women's rugby or women's sport, the #icare movement is one of women’s rugby empowerment. Read more about it and how you can get involved here.
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On Saturday 21st Nov, England played what was, for all intents and purposes, an absolute cracker of a match, complete with a come-from-behind victory with a nail-biting finish to defend their newly-acquired spot at the top of the world rankings. They’d only just climbed to the #1 spot the weekend before, having beaten France 33-10 away, but were...
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Turning Social Movement into Social ActionOn Wednesday, 13th January, the organizers of the Women's Six Nations tournament made the announcement that instead of running alongside the men's tournament as scheduled, the women's games would be postponed to an as-yet to be determined date, "later this spring or early...
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This week, Ruggette RFC takes the next step. For the first time, it’s not going to be just me. It’s moving out of t...
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Sometimes women’s rugby can get a little bit confusing. Whether you are new to the game, or just need a refresher on the basics, we have you covered with this super helpful guide to women’s rugby. How many players are in a women’s rugby team? Women’s...
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Stuck for something to do this summer? Why not look at playing rugby sevens? There’s still time to enter into a tournament, or head down as a spectator to watch some live rugby. What is sevens? Rugby sevens is a version of rugby union which differs from the standard fifteens game. Teams are made up of seven players, who play seven-minute halves.
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Information about women’s rugby is often not easy to find – that’s why we’ve put together a handy guide about the next women’s Rugby World Cup. Take a look at the information below, and if you have anything that you want us to answer, or something you...
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