Mark Sexton Appointed Head Coach for Ireland XV
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Ulster Rugby has announced that their current Attack Coach, Mark Sexton, will take on a new leadership role. He has been officially appointed as the Head Coach of the Ireland XV team for the upcoming 2026/27 rugby season.
This appointment marks a significant step in Sexton’s coaching career. As the Attack Coach for Ulster, he has gained valuable experience that he will now bring to the national setup. His new position will see him overseeing the development and performance of the squad during this period.
One of the first major challenges for Sexton in his new role will be leading the team against Chile. This international fixture is highly anticipated, as it will be the first test for the squad under his new leadership.
Rugby fans across Ireland will be watching closely to see how the team performs under Sexton’s guidance. The appointment is seen as an important move for the future of the Ireland XV program as they prepare for their upcoming international commitments.
Sources: Ulster Rugby
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