Ireland’s Jones re-signs with Gloucester-Hartpury

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Ireland’s Jones re-signs with Gloucester-Hartpury

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Ireland hooker Neve Jones has re-signed with Gloucester-Hartpury for the 2026-27 season.

Jones joined the Premiership Women’s Rugby club in 2022 and last season made 10 appearances.

The 28-year-old has been capped 46 times by Ireland since her debut and came off the bench to play in all five of their games in this year’s Women’s Six Nations.

Gloucester-Hartpury have not disclosed the length of Jones’ contract.

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