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Published 15:59 17 Oct 2018 BST
Updated 11:48 5 Nov 2018 GMT
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Taking place throughout the October mid-term break, Rugby Rising kicks off on Monday, 29 October. It is about so much more than just playing rugby. Over the three match-days (Mon, Wed & Fri), players will be provided with a platform to develop their knowledge of health and wellbeing while networking with friends and rival teams throughout the country.
There will also be an opportunity to meet the nation’s leading faces in rugby (international coaches & players and industry professionals). Teams can opt for either residential or non-residential participation.
They're going all out with the fancy dress as well, with a different theme each day. Monday is Superhero Scramble day, Wednesday is Ghosts and Ghouls, and Friday is School Colours day!
For three days, 10 teams from across Ireland will bring solid senior cup level rugby to Energia Park in Donnybrook. This is not just rugby, this is Rugby Rising. Think live music, think food trucks, think fancy dress, think 60-minute matches with rolling subs. Buy tickets online today!
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