19/05/2012
“Legacy – FIRA-AER Women’s European Cup “A” 12-19 May 2012, Rovereto (
In order that the Tournament had an impact on promoting Rugby and the Tournament locally as well as having a cultural impact for participants, the following activities were organised.
2010-12 - European Nations Cup
ENC 1A
Ukraine - Georgia
ENC 2C
Israel - Denmark
ENC 2D
Cyprus - Greece
ENC 2D
Finland - Bulgaria
ENC 2D
Finland - Cyprus
11/05/2012
FIRA-AER Women’s European Cup “A”, Rovereto (IT) with Legacy programme
05/05/2012
ENC2A - Historical Day for FIRA-AER & Match Officiating
02/05/2012
FIRA-AER Women’s European Cup “B”, Enkoping (Sweden), 2-6 May 2012
25/04/2012
Poland - IRB/FIRA-AER Level 1 Match Officiating Course, Sopot (PL), 21-22 April 2012
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IRB Coaching
Discover IRBcoaching.com, a new website of the IRB.
Available in French and Spanish in a near future.
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7s Rugby «Seven's academy»
Candidate file for the Sport Section Rugby 7 "Sevens Academy" for the academic year 11/12 could be dowloaded of Lycée International Valbonne web site, click HERE
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Total radio
Listen to rugby radio!!.
Online link to the Total Rugby Radio stream, now on .mp3 format
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Laws of the game
Visit the new IRB laws of the rugby union game website.
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Keep Rugby Clean
The IRB's antidoping website.
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IRB Player Welfare
Link to IRB web site Player Welfare
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Rugby Ready
The IRB Rugby Ready programme is intended to raise awareness of good practice and help stakeholders manage the inherent risks of a contact sport by putting appropriate safeguards in place.
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Golden Oldies
Welcome to the European Golden Oldies Rugby web site
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The refzone - Referee training and development
The first online Referee Development Programme for rugby referees and assistant referees at all levels
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Focus Software - Offer to IRB Coaches, Trainers and Educators
Focus X2 is already used by coaches in over 60 countries in developing individual, unit and team performance
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Warning notice - Alleged Internet fraud
It has come to the attention of the IRB and the FIRA-AER that a person or persons have been operating an internet scam targeted at Rugby players and coaches seeking positions abroad. The scam involves players and coaches being sent emails requesting the payment of a sum of money in respect of visas and playing licences at rugby clubs and/or academies which do not exist or are being misrepresented. Police in various countries have been alerted. The IRB would urge all players and coaches to verify the bona fides of clubs and/or academies prior to applying for positions and to exercise caution if requested to transfer money in such circumstances