Welsh Rugby Union chief executive Abi Tierney is to temporarily step away from her role to undergo treatment for cancer. Tierney's diagnosis means health, understandably, is her top priority.

The top official in Welsh rugby is stepping away to undergo treatment after being diagnosed with cancer. Abi Tierney, chief executive of the Welsh Rugby Union, will leave her role temporarily on ...

WRU chief executive Abi Tierney says the governing body will produce their "optimal solution" to transform the domestic game ...

A statement from the WRU confirmed that Tierney will be stepping away from her duties at the business from August 22 to undergo treatment. | ITV News Wales ...

Welsh Rugby Union CEO Abi Tierney will step away from the sport to focus on treatment for cancer, the governing body said on Wednesday.

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