What is the WRU logo?
In the 1990s, the WRU modified the form of the badge they used to copyright the design. The new logo is more stylised, with “WRU” in place of “Ich dien”. As the logo of the WRU, the Prince of Wales’ feathers are also represented in one of the quarters of the British and Irish Lions’ badge.
When did the WRU start?
12 March 1881, Neath, United Kingdom
Welsh Rugby Union/Founded
Who founded the WRU?
Welsh Rugby Union
| Undeb Rygbi Cymru | |
|---|---|
| World Rugby affiliation | 1886 (founder) |
| Rugby Europe affiliation | 1999 |
| Patron | The Duke of Cambridge |
| President | Gerald Davies |
Who owns the WRU?
Welcome to this website (hereinafter referred to as the “site”), which is owned and operated by The Welsh Rugby Union Limited and/or its associated companies, subsidiaries and/or affiliates (collectively the “WRU”).
How to download the Welsh rugby union logo?
Download the vector logo of the Welsh Rugby Union brand designed by in Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) format. The current status of the logo is active, which means the logo is currently in use.
Who was the founder of the Welsh rugby union?
The WRU was a founding member of the International Rugby Football Board, now known as World Rugby, in 1886 with Scotland and Ireland, with Mullock and Horace Lyne the Welsh representatives at the formal signing of the union in 1887. It was not until 1934 that the name, the Welsh Rugby Union, was adopted.
What does the WRU game locker do For You?
CPD (Continuous Personal Development) is a new initiative to deliver a calendar of events on the latest in coaching techniques. Book now for these free events. The WRU Game Locker brings you videos and resources, dedicating to coaching, refereeing and playing.
When did Keith Rowlands leave the Welsh rugby union?
Keith Rowlands (2004–2006 (Nov.)) 2003 Position terminated. The current Rugby Services Agreement (or RSA) has been in place since 28 August 2014, and will be in place between the union and the four Welsh regions ( Cardiff Blues, Newport Gwent Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets) for six years.
