Help support our seriously injured rugby players by joining our Charity Cycle in France during the Rugby World Cup in 2023 - starting in Bordeaux, visiting La Rochelle, Cognac, the Loire Valley, Nantes and much more ...
Book your place on the trip of a lifetime with the IRFU Charitable Trust's Charity Walk in France during the Rugby World Cup in 2023 - all in aid of seriously injured rugby players.
Announcing Johnny Sexton as one of our very special guests for the Aon Lunch this November. The Lunch coincides with our 45th year and to mark the occasion, our seriously injured players and their families will join us in the Intercontinental Hotel for what we hope will be a wonferful occassion for everyone.
SAVE THE DATE - The Annual Ireland's Call Six Nations Ball is confirmed for Friday 26th January 2024 and once again will take place at the five star Shelbourne Hotel. All in aid of seriously injured rugby players.
Join special guests Jenny Murphy, Jimmy O'Brien and Johnnie Beattie on Friday 15th March on the eve of what could be a historical 'Super Saturday' for Irish Rugby as Ireland's senior men's team continue their quest for an incredible back-to-back Grand Slam!
We are delighted to announce the inaugural Ulster Golf Outing will take place at Lisburn Golf Club on Thursday 23rd May 2024; and we are also delighted to confirm our special guests for the day will be Ulster and Irish Rugby Legends Tommy Bowe and David Humphreys; hosted by the very popular sports presenter Stephen Watson.
Keith Wood will be our very special guest for the second IRFU Charitable Trust Munster Golf Outing, kindly sponsored by Pinergy, which takes place on Friday 21st June 2024, on the stunning Fota Island Deerpark Championship Course.
The inaugural IRFU Charitable Trust Connacht Charity Golf Outing, kindly sponsored by Pinergy, will take place in the stunning Galway Bay Golf Resort, on Monday 29th July 2024 – coinciding with the start of the Galway Races.
The IRFU Charitable Trust 2024 Leinster Charity Golf Outing, kindly sponsored by Pinergy, will be held at a new spectacular venue – The K Club on Friday 27th September 2024 on the Palmer South Course.
A team of former international rugby players and rowers will attempt to break the world record for rowing 100km in September 2024, all in aid of the IRFU Charitable Trust and seriously injured rugby players.
