Tralee Rugby Football Club is inviting women to discover the fun of rugby through Sidelines to Trylines, an IRFU initiative designed to encourage more women to get involved in the game through fun, inclusive and non-contact touch rugby. 

The club will host a taster evening on Tuesday, 3 November at 6:30pm, welcoming anyone interested in learning more about touch rugby and the Sidelines to Trylines programme. The session will provide a relaxed introduction to the game, offering an opportunity to meet new people, get active and experience rugby in a friendly, supportive environment.

 No previous rugby experience is necessary. Whether you're a lifelong rugby supporter, a former player, or simply looking for a new way to keep fit and socialise, Sidelines to Trylines is an opportunity to give rugby a go without the physical contact of the traditional game.

Following the taster evening, regular training sessions will resume on Tuesday, 10 November, at 7am, at Tralee RFC.

The initiative reflects the IRFU's commitment to making rugby more accessible and creating opportunities for women of all backgrounds and abilities to enjoy the sport.

Tralee RFC encourages anyone curious about trying something new to come along, get involved and discover the benefits of touch rugby, teamwork and being part of a club community.