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Terenure College RFC’s summer of fun has included a new initiative, welcoming women into their club that has proven a massive success. They advertised an evening of touch rugby on Friday evenings and the result is that over 70 women have gotten onto the pitch at Lakelands for the first time. Committee Executive member Aoife O’Grady told Irish Rugby that it’s helping to shape the community around Terenure College RFC.
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