Join The Next Women’s Rugby Online Networking Event – Focusing on Postpartum Rugby

Following on from the successful in-person networking event in November and our online networking call in December, join us for our next online networking event for the Women’s Rugby Networking community.

The virtual meet-up will take place on Wednesday 28^th January at 7pm, and will focus on, Postpartum Rugby.

Register your Free Place

We’re delighted to be joined by Player and IRFU volunteer Sorcha MacLaimhin and Ulster Referee Teah Morton, who will both chat through their lived experience and offer tips on how to remain within the rugby community as a mother.

Sorcha MacLaimhin, former Ulster player, and current player and volunteer with Cooke RFC, juggles rugby with two small children and a full time job – outlining how it was physically and emotionally to return to rugby after the birth of her children and why it was important to her to keep the connection to the rugby community.

Teah Morton, former Ulster and current Cooke player, who is also an Ulster referee, while mother to a new baby, will chat through the steps she took returning to refereeing post-partum, and will discuss her journey and share some tips with other new mothers, especially the beneficial role staying involved in the rugby community can have.

This online session will offer a valuable space to share insights, discuss challenges, and learn from others working across the women’s game.

The network is open to everyone, male and female coaches, players, referees, volunteers, and administrators and there will be plenty of opportunity to contribute your thoughts, ask questions, and connect with peers who share a passion for developing the women’s game.

To join the conversation, register your free place here.