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The 2021 Canterbury Give It A Try programme is into it's second week and more and more girls are getting their first experience of rugby and the welcome of their local club.
Banbridge RFC are running the programme for the first time and their Director of Women's and Girls Rugby says it's not too late for girls aged 8-14 to come down.
Banbridge RFC are running the programme for the first time and their Director of Women's and Girls Rugby says it's not too late for girls aged 8-14 to come down.
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