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Irish Team V the French

GreenHell · 2003-11-05 09:06:30

15 – Girvan Dempsey (Leinster – Terenure College); 14 – Shane Horgan (Leinster – Lansdowne) 13 – Brian O’Driscoll (Leinster – Blackrock College) 12 – Kevin Maggs (Bath) 11 – John Kelly (Munster – Cork Constitution) 10 – Ronan O’Gara (Munster – Cork Constitution) 9 – Peter Stringer (Munster – Shannon) 1 – Reggie Corrigan…

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#32 09-11-2003 2:30pm
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#33 10-11-2003 10:56am
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as long as SOMEONE beats england I dont care

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#34 14-11-2003 12:06pm
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Originally posted by Mr.Taz
I've forgotten all about the Irish game, what about the welsh, jesus. Wow

i know! theres life still in welsh rugby. there are few countries as passionate about there rugby as in wales, its the national sport, they live and breath it. i love to see them do well. when we played them in cardiff the last time there was a little bit of me wishing they would win.

they really rattled the english. They seem to play a very exciting game of rugby, total rugby if you like putting the ball through the hands even if they dont quite have the calabre player to excute it yet. they really are the fijians of the northern hemphere. i see a similar revival of welsh rugby that ireland experienced.

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