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Ulster Rugby awarded £5.1m for Club Capital Improvement Project


Ulster Rugby has been allocated £5.1m of Levelling-Up funding from the UK Government for its Club Capital Improvement Project.


The funding will be spread across 29 clubs and will go towards making the sport more accessible and inclusive, and will include upgrades to club infrastructure, such as floodlights, changing rooms, playing surfaces, and clubhouses.


Ulster Rugby CEO Jonny Petrie said:


“We’re delighted to receive this funding, which will go on to provide enormous support to our thriving club game right across Northern Ireland.


“Improving our clubs is massively important to the future of our domestic game, and these projects will help the 29 clubs increase their participation as they become more accessible and inclusive, particularly when it comes to the women and girls’ game.


“Improving our clubs is massively important to the future of our domestic game, and these projects will help the 29 clubs increase their participation, particularly when it comes to the women and girls’ game.


“We look forward to working with the clubs and other partners to deliver on this exciting project.”


All rugby clubs based in Northern Ireland were eligible to apply, with all 29 applicants set to receive funding:


Academy

Ards

Ballyclare

Ballymena

Ballymoney

Ballynahinch

Banbridge

Bangor

Belfast Harlequins

Carrick

City of Armagh

City of Derry

Clogher Valley

Coleraine

Dromore

Dungannon

Holywood

Larne

Limavady

Lisburn

Lurgan

Malone

Newry

Omagh

Ophir

Portadown

Rainey OB

Randalstown

Shawsbridge





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