Tom Farrell Commits To Connacht For Two More Years
Connacht Rugby have announced that in-form centre Tom Farrell has extended his contract with the province up to the end of the 2019/20 season.
Tom Farrell has made over 20 appearances for the province since arriving at the Sportsground last January. An Ulster Bank League winner with Lansdowne and a product of the Leinster Academy, the 24-year-old played for the Ireland Under-20s at the 2013 World Rugby U-20 Championship in France.
Commenting on the contract extension, Connacht head coach Kieran Keane said: “Tom has had a good start to the season and has really developed his game during his time with us. He’s one of a number of ambitious young players currently in the squad and he has a bright future ahead of him. I am delighted that he has committed to Connacht for the next two seasons.”
Speaking about his decision to extend his time with Connacht, Dubliner Farrell admitted: “Having spent some time in England in 2016 it was great to get an opportunity to sign for Connacht back in January of this year. I’ve been really impressed with the set-up in Connacht and I think my game has benefited from the coaching I’ve received since arriving last season.
“I am delighted to be able to commit to the province for the next two seasons and hope to be part of more success for Connacht in the years to come.”