Leinster are the giants of Irish rugby with a history dating back over 140 years.

The Scarlets made history when they became the first professional Welsh team to win the now Vodacom United Rugby Championship in the 2003-04 season.

Known as “The XV of the North-West” of Italy, Zebre was founded in 1973 by the then captain of Italy and one of their rugby greats, Marco Bollesan.

Ulster have a proud rugby history dating back to 1868 and the formation of Ulster’s first rugby club, the North of Ireland Football Club.

The Vodacom Bulls are South Africa’s most successful team in the history of Vodacom Super Rugby, and will look to bring this pedigree to their debu...

The ‘Red Army’ are another of the historically strong Irish club teams who once held a touring Australia 3-3 and were the first Irish team to beat ...

The Ospreys are Wales’ most successful rugby club in the professional era and the home club of none other than 2021 British and Irish Lions captain...

The Glasgow Warriors form the other half of Scotland’s only two professional rugby clubs alongside Edinburgh.

Built on the famous rugby legacy of Western Province dating back to 1883, the Stormers bring an exciting mix of history, a passionate fan base, and...

Connacht is located in a province containing only 8% of the Irish population, hence they have always had a smaller base of players to draw from and...

Edinburgh is one of only two professional rugby clubs in Scotland, with a history of over 145 years.

The Dragons breathed their first bit of rugby fire in 2003 when they were formed out of the new regionalisation of professional rugby in Wales.