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Andy Farrell signs contract extension with IRFU through to 2031 World Cup

Andy Farrell signs contract extension with IRFU through to 2031 World Cup
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Ireland head coach Andy Farrell has signed a contract extension to lead the national rugby team through the 2031 World Cup. The IRFU cited the need for continuity and long-term strategic development as key reasons for the four-year extension.

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Securing a high-profile coach for the long term is a major strategic move for Irish rugby, aiming to maintain their recent competitive success on the international stage.

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Andy Farrell has agreed a contract extension to his role as Ireland head coach that will take him up to the conclusion of the 2031 Rugby World Cup in the US. His current agreement was due to expire after next year’s global tournament in Australia, so to lock down his future for a further four years is a significant coup for the IRFU.

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