Ireland finish 21st at Racquetball World Championships

Ireland have finished 21st in the men's racquetball while Ireland's women finished 14th at the World Championships in Puerto Rico.

Ireland finish 21st at Racquetball World Championships
Tue, 13 Aug, 2002 - 09:53

Ireland have finished 21st in the men's racquetball while Ireland's women finished 14th at the World Championships in Puerto Rico.

The Irish men's team of Pat Hanley and Jimmy Gannon finished 21st after beating Greece and Belgium, but were defeated by the host country and Honduras.

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