(Reuters) - The Welsh Rugby Union has agreed a six-year 60 million-pound deal with its four regions, ending a dispute that threatened to tear the national game apart and force the country's best players overseas.
Cardiff Blues, Newport Gwent Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets had been locked in conflict with the governing body over the funding and control of the sport.
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