Taoiseach pays tribute to returning Irish rugby team

The Taoiseach says Ireland's exit from the Rugby World Cup should not overshadow the great careers of players who have donned the green jersey.

Mon, 01 Oct, 2007 - 20:47

The Taoiseach says Ireland's exit from the Rugby World Cup should not overshadow the great careers of players who have donned the green jersey.

Eddie O'Sullivan's team return home today after losing 30-15 to Argentina yesterday.

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