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Cardiff
There can't be many rugby grounds with a name as instantly recognisable as Cardiff Arms Park. For generations, the name has been synonymous with Welsh rugby, and although its enormous neighbour now dominates the Cardiff skyline, the Arms Park remains an important part of the city's rugby identity.
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Edinburgh
The Hive Stadium is another of those rugby grounds with a rather more famous big brother next door. Edinburgh Rugby share the Murrayfield complex, but unlike Cardiff Arms Park and the Principality Stadium, the two grounds aren't physically attached. Instead, the Hive sits across the road from the enormous home of Scottish international rugby.
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Munster
If you were compiling a list of the great rugby grounds of the world, Thomond Park would have to be somewhere near the top. Home of Munster Rugby and sitting in Limerick, this is a ground where the atmosphere isn't an optional extra — it is part of the experience.
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Newport
Rodney Parade is one of those grounds that feels as though it has been around forever — and in rugby terms, it almost has. It has been home to Newport RFC since 1875, while the Dragons have played their home matches here since their formation in 2003.
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Ulster
Ulster Rugby's home in Belfast is another ground where the name Ravenhill carries considerably more history than the modern stadium might initially suggest.
Officially called the Kingspan Stadium, the ground has been home to Ulster Rugby since 1923 and has undergone a major transformation over the years.
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