Andy Farrell signs contract extension to lead Ireland rugby team through 2031 World Cup
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Andy Farrell has signed a new contract extension to remain as head coach of the Irish rugby team through the 2031 World Cup. Farrell, who joined the Ireland coaching setup in 2016 and became head coach after the 2019 World Cup, has led Ireland to two Six Nations titles and one Grand Slam. His previous contract was set to expire after the 2027 World Cup in Australia.
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· 3 pulledANDY FARRELL HAS signed a new contract extension to continue as Ireland head coach through to the conclusion of the 2031 World Cup.
Farrell's previous contract had been due to expire after the 2027 World Cup in Australia.
Ireland have won two Six Nations titles and one Grand Slam under Farrell's leadership.
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