IRFU to spend even more money on their wages.
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IRFU to spend even more money on their wages.
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Irish rugby bosses will hand the four provinces an extra €3.2 million (£2.27m) a year to combat the threat of France's big-spending superpowers.
Philip Browne, chief executive of the Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU), admitted the four provinces are "all struggling" to keep pace with their French counterparts.
The IRFU reported a surplus in excess of €8.7m (£6.18m) owing to ticket sales, new broadcasting deals and Ireland's two-straight Six Nations titles.
Browne admitted the IRFU have a duty to keep raising investment into Leinster, Munster, Connacht and Ulster where possible.
"At professional game level it allows to start putting a little bit more money into the academy system and the elite player pool," said Browne.
"What we're trying to do with David Nucifora [performance director] is to try and drive the high-performance system through the age groups so that we have contact with kids at an earlier age.
"It obviously allows us to put a bit more money into the provinces who are all struggling to some extent in terms of financial pressures that are coming to bear because of the money in France.
"We're trying to make them financially viable and sustainable but at the same time we've got to try to put competitive teams on the park. So it's about all those things, it's really around the high-performance system and player contracts where that money goes."
In the 2013-14 season, the IRFU posted a surplus of €7.3m (£5.9m). A second-straight surplus leaves the organisation in rude health ahead of next month's Rugby World Cup.
Oh, and just to add a link about spending as our Irish friends on here like us to provide such things, here is the IRFU annual report:-
http://www.irishrugby.ie/downloads/IRFU ... 201314.pdf
http://www.irishrugby.ie/downloads/IRFU ... 014_15.pdf
Looks like the Irish will be spending the highest in Europe now.
Irish rugby bosses will hand the four provinces an extra €3.2 million (£2.27m) a year to combat the threat of France's big-spending superpowers.
Philip Browne, chief executive of the Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU), admitted the four provinces are "all struggling" to keep pace with their French counterparts.
The IRFU reported a surplus in excess of €8.7m (£6.18m) owing to ticket sales, new broadcasting deals and Ireland's two-straight Six Nations titles.
Browne admitted the IRFU have a duty to keep raising investment into Leinster, Munster, Connacht and Ulster where possible.
"At professional game level it allows to start putting a little bit more money into the academy system and the elite player pool," said Browne.
"What we're trying to do with David Nucifora [performance director] is to try and drive the high-performance system through the age groups so that we have contact with kids at an earlier age.
"It obviously allows us to put a bit more money into the provinces who are all struggling to some extent in terms of financial pressures that are coming to bear because of the money in France.
"We're trying to make them financially viable and sustainable but at the same time we've got to try to put competitive teams on the park. So it's about all those things, it's really around the high-performance system and player contracts where that money goes."
In the 2013-14 season, the IRFU posted a surplus of €7.3m (£5.9m). A second-straight surplus leaves the organisation in rude health ahead of next month's Rugby World Cup.
Oh, and just to add a link about spending as our Irish friends on here like us to provide such things, here is the IRFU annual report:-
http://www.irishrugby.ie/downloads/IRFU ... 201314.pdf
http://www.irishrugby.ie/downloads/IRFU ... 014_15.pdf
Looks like the Irish will be spending the highest in Europe now.
LordDowlais- Posts : 15419
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Re: IRFU to spend even more money on their wages.
NOT for me, it doesn't Martymarty2086 wrote:wayne wrote:Just to compound your shame, I've been told this afternoon, that it is NOT one Osprey that has signed a new DC with the WRU, it is FOUR, so by the looks of it the Under Armour money is going on DCsPhilBB wrote:wayne wrote:
Just for another twist to the 60% DC offers, there is another Osprey that has just signed one of these, I have this on excellent authority, so that is yet more money available to us.
That's a shame.
With all this extra employees the WRU are taking on board its creates more conflicts of interests for Welsh refs![]()
wayne- Posts : 3183
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Re: IRFU to spend even more money on their wages.
Just like the Irish then - no conflict of interest

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