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Ireland come second in Four Nations basketball

Denmark have won the men's Four Nations Basketball Championship, seeing off England 71-41 at Cork's Neptune Stadium.

Ireland come second in Four Nations basketball

Sat, 04 Sep, 2004 - 21:06

Denmark have won the men's Four Nations Basketball Championship, seeing off England 71-41 at Cork's Neptune Stadium.

Ireland finished second, but with an equal record to the champions, after a 66-61 win over Turkey.

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