CITY OF DERRY: All is sweet at Judges Road as new ‘Rugby Ruck’ is launched

Visit Derry recently introduced a new range of sweets based on local themes called ‘Legenderry Licks’. The latest edition is the delicious ‘Rugby Ruck’, a mint flavoured rock.
By The Newsroom
Published 16th Oct 2015, 08:18 BST
Elene Michaelides, from Visit Derry, Moss Dineen, centre, and Scott Pollock, Mini Rugby coordinator at City of Derry RFC, pictured with some of the young rugby players, from left, Jack Craig, Meabh Clenaghan and Rhys Gillen who helped to launch jars of Rugby Ruck sweets from the Visit Derry/Legenderry Licks range at Judges Road on Saturday morning. INLS4115-136KMElene Michaelides, from Visit Derry, Moss Dineen, centre, and Scott Pollock, Mini Rugby coordinator at City of Derry RFC, pictured with some of the young rugby players, from left, Jack Craig, Meabh Clenaghan and Rhys Gillen who helped to launch jars of Rugby Ruck sweets from the Visit Derry/Legenderry Licks range at Judges Road on Saturday morning. INLS4115-136KM
Elene Michaelides, from Visit Derry, Moss Dineen, centre, and Scott Pollock, Mini Rugby coordinator at City of Derry RFC, pictured with some of the young rugby players, from left, Jack Craig, Meabh Clenaghan and Rhys Gillen who helped to launch jars of Rugby Ruck sweets from the Visit Derry/Legenderry Licks range at Judges Road on Saturday morning. INLS4115-136KM

The inspiration behind this came from the fact that the 2015 Rugby World Cup is currently being held in the Northern Hemisphere.

These sweet jars would make a great unique present for all those rugby aficionados out there!

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Visit Derry are sole stockists of the Legenderry Licks range, however Rugby Ruck rock is now available at City of Derry Rugby Club’s new shop which has just opened at the Clubhouse on Judges Road.

Meanwhile Terry McMaster’s men are back in AIL action this weekend when they travel to Dungannon, on Saturday (KO 2.30pm).

The Judges Road side will be looking to make it five wins in a row to ensure they keep their impressive run going.

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