A thank you message from Bríd and Linda.
Bríd and Linda completed 10km a day for 10 days and raised over €2,000 for our seriously injured players – thank you to everyone who donated!
COVID Diaries by Bernard Healy
Bernard Healy, one of the 36 seriously injured players we support, has been keeping a “COVID Diary” since March.
Jamie Graham’s Family Road Trip in Ireland
It’s strange to think it took a pandemic to encourage me to take a summer holiday in my own country, but to my shame it did! At the end of August, along with my wife Natalie and nearly 3 year-old son Judah, we …
The IRFU Charitable Trust Vodafone Rugby Ball 2020
The Annual I.R.F.U. Charitable Trust Ball was held on Friday 6th March 2020 in the Round Room at the Mansion House. The IRFU Charitable Trust is delighted to have Vodafone …
Chartered Accountants Ireland – Leinster Rugby Lunch
The home of Irish rugby was also home to the Chartered Accountants Leinster Society on Friday afternoon for our annual rugby lunch, sponsored by Bank of Ireland.
Banbridge Rugby Club set to host Rory Best Homecoming Festival
Rory’s chosen charities, the IRFU Charitable Trust and the Cancer Fund for Children, will also benefit from the events which include a cross community family festival
Ireland’s Call 6 Nations Gala Ball 2020 in aid of the IRFU Charitable Trust
On Saturday 25th January we welcomed our many supporters to the third Ireland’s Call Ball in the Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin. Following on from the success of the previous
Thank you to everyone at Vodafone
Vodafone employees and the Vodafone Ireland Foundation very generously raised much needed funds for the IRFU Charitable Trust to help support the 36 seriously injured rugby players across Ireland.
IRFU Charitable Trust – AON Lunch 2019
We were delighted to welcome Katie Mullan, Ireland’s Women’s Hockey Captain to be interviewed by Niall Rynne and we wish her and the team the best of luck in the Tokyo Olympics! Niall Rynne also spoke with Michelle Claffey and Sean Cronin …
The IRFU Charitable Trust Walk & Cycle in Japan during the 2019 Rugby World Cup
It all began in Dublin on the 28th of July in 2009 when the IRB announced Japan would host the 2015 Rugby World Cup: the seed was sown for a Charity Walk & Cycle in Japan to help raise funds for our seriously injured players …
