Tipperary school's state-of-the-art pitch reaches major milestone in development

Rockwell College has reached a significant milestone in its rugby program with the unveiling of a World Rugby Certified 4G Synthetic Rugby Pitch.

The project has officially "gone green" and is poised to revolutionize the college's athletic facilities. The first match on this cutting-edge pitch is anticipated by the end of January.

The pitch, constructed by Premier Pitches & Fencing Ltd., showcases top-tier craftsmanship and adherence to the highest standards of quality and sustainability.

Known for their expertise, the company has delivered a facility designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern rugby.

This new synthetic surface offers enhanced durability and year-round usability, creating a premier environment for both training and competition.

It is expected to benefit boys’ and girls’ rugby teams, promoting inclusivity and excellence in the sport.

Kevin Leamy, Rockwell College’s Head of Rugby, described the pitch as a "game-changer," emphasizing its potential to transform the rugby experience for students and coaches alike.

He noted that the high-quality surface will provide a safe and sustainable platform for future rugby development at the school.

The project also highlights Rockwell College's commitment to sustainability and long-term investment in its athletic programs. By introducing this state-of-the-art facility, the college is ensuring that future generations of players have access to world-class resources.

As the rugby teams prepare to take to the new pitch, this development marks an exciting new chapter in Rockwell College's rich rugby history. Observers are eager to see the impact this facility will have on the program and the broader school community.