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Guidelines For Clubs | Sport Ireland Funding

13th August 2020 By The Editor

Guidelines For Clubs | Sport Ireland Funding

The IRFU has issued guidelines to rugby clubs to assist them in applying for Sport Ireland funding through the COVID-19 GAA/FAI/IRFU Grant Scheme.

Up to €40 million has been allocated to a targeted grant scheme catering for Gaelic games, soccer and rugby.

The funding is designed to address the economic impact of COVID-19 on the amateur, high performance and professional game across all three field sports.

The stated objective of the wider scheme is to protect the sports sector from permanent financial and strategic harm arising from the public health crisis.

The national governing bodies of these sports have been tasked with applying for funding on behalf of their constituent organisations.

The IRFU will host a webinar on Monday August 17th to brief rugby clubs on the scheme and take questions on how to optimise their application.

Rugby clubs will also be able to avail of ongoing support from their provinces in applying for funding.

Speaking about the scheme, IRFU Rugby Committee Chair Greg Barrett said: “As a society, we have shown immense character in facing the ongoing challenges presented by COVID-19.

“Clubs remain a vital outlet for wellbeing and fitness but need assistance if they are to continue to provide inclusive programmes and meet the diverse needs of our communities.

“The priority for all clubs now should be to apply for this Sport Ireland funding. We are here to help and support our clubs throughout this process.”

Webinar Details

Sport Ireland COVID-19 Grant Schemes – How Rugby Clubs Can Apply For Funding

Date: Monday August 17th

Time: 1.30pm to 2pm

How To Attend: Register here

Suitable For: Club administrators and volunteers managing Sport Ireland funding applications.

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