Irish Rugby
  • 3 years ago
City of Armagh are a club who are taking the issue of sustainability to heart. Their rise to Division 1B of the Energia All-Ireland League is built on a platform of player welfare, home grown talent, a community ethos and a commitment to sustainability.

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