Tue, 13 Sep, 2005 - 01:00
It was a close run thing however, as it took a Stephen Butler penalty five minutes from the end to level the game after Ireland had gone behind on the stroke of half time to another penalty, scored by Wales’s Simon Organ.
Coach Dave Passmore was delighted that in a tight and often fractious affair, his side did not lose their composure.
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