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SUMMER CAMPS

SUBWAY SUMMER CAMPS A BIG SUCCESS

The curtain came down on the 2017 Subway Ulster Rugby Summer Camp

programme on Friday 18th August, following the conclusion of 23 fantastic

camps right across the Province.

With Subway on board as the new title sponsor,

four different types of camps were once again

delivered from Bangor over to Letterkenny and

Coleraine down to Virginia, providing rugby in

a fun and safe environment for more than 1200

boys and girls of all ages and abilities.

At each of the camps young players benefitted

from expert advice from IRFU qualified rugby

coaches while Ulster professional players were

also on hand to give tips on the game, talk

about life as a professional and interact with the

participants.

As part of the lead-in to the Women’s Rugby

World Cup, the winners’ trophy was on show at a

number of the camps for participants to get their

photo taken and learn more about the big event,

which climaxed in Belfast last week.

Each participant also took home a t-shirt, boot

bag, rugby ball, plus promotional codes to claim a

free ticket to an Ulster game at Kingspan Stadium

and a free stadium tour, including a visit to The

Nevin Spence Centre.

Lunchtimes were a welcome break from the

rugby action, as local Subway independent

retailers were on hand to provide well-received

subs and cookies.

Commenting on the success of the 2017 summer

camp programme, Chris Webster, Domestic

Rugby Manager at Ulster Rugby, said:

“The summer camps continue to go from

strength to strength and we were delighted to

increase the number of camps on offer once

again this year, in particular building on the

success of our School of Excellence camps. We

were also very pleased to welcome Subway on

board as our new sponsor and we look forward

to working with them to further enhance the

delivery of our programme.”

With there being a healthy appetite for rugby

camps at various junctures throughout the school

calendar, it is anticipated that the camps will be

expanded into a year-round programme. Stay

tuned for more details!