Six Nations Rugby

Cracks are beginning to appear between the Six Nations unions as they continue to debate the relative merits of private equity investment and joining World Rugby’s global league.

Rights marketing experts assess the commercial implications of World Rugby’s proposals for a new Nations Championship.

Private equity firm CVC Capital Partners has opened preliminary talks over a shareholding in the Six Nations Championship, The Times reports. The rumoured deal would appear to suit both parties

The Six Nations unions are in advanced discussions about a proposal to pool the broadcasting rights for Test rugby in Europe, a move that would scupper plans for a world rugby league

Ben Morel took over as chief executive of the Six Nations in November last year with a clear remit.

World Rugby’s plans for a global annual international competition have taken a step closer to fruition following talks between the chief executives of the tier one nations in Los Angeles, although the f…

The chief executives of all tier-one and tier-two rugby union nations will meet in Los Angeles today to discuss plans for a rugby world league that could impact on both the Six Nations and the Rugby World…

Six Nations Rugby Ltd has appointed Ben Morel as its new chief executive

John Feehan has stepped down from his position as chief executive of the Six Nations rugby union tournament and the British and Irish Lions team.

The English Rugby Football Union’s bid to cut the Six Nations Championship from a seven to a six-week schedule has been denied after France stood with the four other competing nations against the proposal at a board meeting earlier this week, according to multiple reports.

Fan engagement consultant Mark Bradley visits Dublin’s Aviva Stadium for the Six Nations rugby union match between Ireland and France.

Six Nations chief executive John Feehan has said there is “no vacancy” in the national team rugby union tournament amid a concerted campaign for Georgia to be granted an expansion slot.

Six Nations chief executive John Feehan has said there is no prospect of the national team rugby union tournament being switched from its annual February-March slot.