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Two RFU Community Rugby Coaches took part in their first triathlon last weekend to raise money for the IPF after being inspired at the Olympic triathlon.

The Commons & Lords rugby team’s annual charity match at Twickenham Stadium raised more than £10,000 the RFU Injured Players Foundation.

The Barbarians rugby charity, the Barbarians Charitable Trust, has donated £2,000 to the RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF) following their match against Australia.

The RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF) is delighted at the news of the selection of two of its clients, Andy Barrow and Ross Morrison, for the Great Britain wheelchair rugby squad at the 2012 Paralympic Games in London.

The Rugby Football Union Women's Sevens Development team will this season play as the RFU Injured Players Foundation (IPF) team and wear the IPF's logo on their playing shirts in domestic tournaments throughout the summer.

In an entertaining match on Friday 16 March, in front of 6,000 rugby fans at the Twickenham Stoop, a team of England Legends beat their Irish counterparts to retain the Stuart Mangan Cup.

Ben Smoldon, one of the injured players supported by RFU Injured Players Foundation, has been chosen as one of the Olympic torch bearers during its journey through Birmingham on June 30.

The fans of England and Wales pulled together at Twickenham before the Six Nations clash to support the IPF. With great weather and an exciting buzz around the ground, the fans gave generously to the official match day charity, the RFU Injured Players Foundation.

Twickenham was abuzz at the RBS 6 Nations match against Wales on Saturday, nowhere more so than in the completely redesigned and refurbished RFU Injured Players Foundation's (IPF) VIP box.

Early on Saturday morning over 20 members of the IPF's Rugby Runners team turned up for a training day at Twickenham Stadium.