Women's Six Nations Format Unchanged
10 April 2013 12:30
By Editor
Ireland Women's captain Fiona Coghlan is pictured holding the Six Nations trophy after their Grand Slam-clinching win over Italy last month
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Further to recent press speculations regarding the Women's Six Nations Championship, the Six Nations Council today confirmed its continued support for the present format of the Women's Six Nations Championship.
The Six Nations Council elected Roger Lewis, Chief Executive of the Welsh Rugby Union and Six Nations Council Member, as the new Chair of the Six Nations Women's Game Sub-Committee.
Lewis said: "I am delighted to accept this position. We will now positively harness the energy that has been generated by the recent debate and together take Women's Six Nations rugby forward."
Meanwhile, Fiona Hayes, a member of the Ireland Women's Grand Slam-winning squad this year, will be at Thomond Park this Saturday as Munster take on Leinster in their big RaboDirect PRO12 derby.
Cork native Fiona will be joined by Ireland Women's head coach Philip Doyle to present the Six Nations trophy to supporters and conduct a half-time interview live on the big screen.