Celtic Challenge
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The Celtic Challenge tournament, a cross-border club competition organised by the IRFU, Scottish Rugby and the WRU with financial support from World Rugby, has been confirmed to run for a second year and will span an 11-week period from December 18, 2023 to March 3, 2024.
What is the Celtic Challenge?
Irish Teams
There are two Irish teams – The Wolfhounds and The Clovers
Fixtures & Tickets –
Wolfhounds v Clovers
Friday, December 29, Musgrave Park, 4pm
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Edinburgh Rugby v Wolfhounds
Saturday, January 6, Hive Stadium, 2pm
Clovers v West Wales
Saturday, January 6, Energia Park, 2.30pm
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Glasgow Warriors v Wolfhounds
Saturday, January 13, Scotstoun Stadium, 2pm
Clovers v East Wales
Sunday, January 14, Musgrave Park, 1pm
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Wolfhounds v West Wales
Saturday, January 27, Kingspan Stadium, 7.30pm
Glasgow Warriors v Clovers
Saturday, January 27, Scotstoun Stadium, 2pm
Wolfhounds v East Wales
Saturday, February 3, Energia Park, 2.30pm
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Edinburgh Rugby v Clovers
Saturday, February 3, Hive Stadium, 12.30pm
Play-Off Rounds:
Saturday, February 17, Scotstoun Stadium
Saturday, February 24, Kingspan Stadium
Sunday, March 3, Parc y Scarlets
Where To Watch
All matches will be streamed free on RugbyPassTV – click here for more and to create an account