The will be allowed to train in small groups once they meet a number of criteria.
Premiership and Championship rugby clubs in England have been given the green light to return to training.
The will be allowed to train in small groups once they meet a number of criteria and commit to that in writing to league bosses and the English RFU.
Sessions will have to stick to strict health and safety guidelines, with social distancing, daily screening, cleaning and hygiene requirements.
The news comes a day after the IRFU revealed its roadmap for a return which could see clubs return to training in small groups from next Monday.
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