It was England 24 Ireland 19 at Donnybrook on Friday night in the Stuart Mangan Memorial match. Many thanks to Frankie from Frontrow in Ireland for the information.
So it was 3-1 to the English over the weekend. Three out of four ain't bad.
Cozza leads England to victory
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Cozza leads England to victory
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Thanks BJ, it was on my list of things to do today to try find out the result.
I used to be indecisive now I just can't make up my mind
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I couldn't find any info about the game in our press. The Irish Times said England had won but that was all. I ended up emailing Frankie Sheahan, the former Munster and Ireland hooker, at his company Front Row.
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Good detective work BJ, makes me even more appreciative of your efforts.
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"If you want entertainment, go to the theatre," says Edinburgh head coach Richard Cockerill. "Rugby players play the game to win.15/1/21.
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Quite an impressive England team
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Some took it more seriously than others e.g Josh Lewsey...though it was a great night the game was played in a great atmosphere...highlight for me was Alain Rolland drop kicking a conversion for England as he was too long waiting on someone from England to take it and then he played scrum half for about two minutes for Ireland while still the ref and Martin Corry did his level best to get his hands on him but just failed.Fun evening raising money for charity and good craic with the MC giving a funny commentary of sorts
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We were at last year's match at the Stoop and I think it's safe to say a good time was had by all. Unfortunately we couldn't get across for Friday's match due to work commitments.Leoslovechild wrote:Some took it more seriously than others e.g Josh Lewsey...though it was a great night the game was played in a great atmosphere...highlight for me was Alain Rolland drop kicking a conversion for England as he was too long waiting on someone from England to take it and then he played scrum half for about two minutes for Ireland while still the ref and Martin Corry did his level best to get his hands on him but just failed.Fun evening raising money for charity and good craic with the MC giving a funny commentary of sorts
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Nice to see Austin at 10! How did he play?