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What are the terms of rugby?
If you are speaking about the union code then it would be better to look at the IRB site as there are a considerable amount of terms used in the modern game .irblaws.com/EN/downloads/
What are the terms and conditions to supply for an Ulster Bank Credit Card?
To be able to apply for an Ulster Bank Credit Card one must be eligible and follow their terms and conditions. The terms and conditions states that one must not be in debt and must have a good FICO score.
What is in a rugby glossary?
Rugby terms such as 'Dead ball line' and 'Try' are in a rugby glossary and it gives you the meaning as well as the term. -- To see a full list of terms used in the game visit the IRB website go to their rules and regulation page
Where does rugby rank in terms of popularity in Newzealand?
number 1
What does the UVF stand for?
In terms of Ireland, it stands for the Ulster Volunteer Force. They were formed in 1912 in the name of the Ulster Volunteers they got their name UVF in 1969 when the troubles started
What is more popular motor cross or rugby?
World-wide rugby is more popular in terms of number of players and fan bases.
Is rugby player Ian Gough married?
No he is in modern terms known as a plums rating!
Does Brazil have a rugby team?
Rugby is fairly minor compared to most sports there; while there are clubs and lower levels and it does have a national team, they are not very strong in terms of international achievement..
Are there any remote places in Rugby?
Can you expand on this question as the terms do not fit in the game and REMOTE is somewhat broad
Where does rugby rank in terms of popularity in Tonga?
Tongans are great rugby players. They have one of the highest respected tackling records in the game due to their huge hits. The game is considered their national sports
What country do Northern Irelanders play for?
In terms of football, Northern Ireland it's self, In terms of Rugby, it is Ireland (IRFU), In terms of Olympic games, its Great Britain, which is referred to as 'Great Britain and Northern Ireland'
What are the effects of rugby on humans and the environment?
Rugby can have both positive and negative effects. Positive effects include physical fitness, teamwork skills, and social connections. Negative effects can include injuries, particularly concussions and long-term health issues. In terms of the environment, rugby matches can contribute to carbon emissions through travel to games, energy use at stadiums, and waste generated during events. However, steps can be taken to mitigate these impacts, such as promoting sustainable practices and supporting eco-friendly initiatives.
