Irish rowers toast victory in Poland

Ireland adaptive rowers have battled to a strong victory in a B Final at the World Rowing Championships in Poland today.

Fri, 28 Aug, 2009 - 20:53

Ireland adaptive rowers have battled to a strong victory in a B Final at the World Rowing Championships in Poland today.

The legs, trunk and arms mixed coxed four beat the United States into second place after a gripping battle between these two strong teams and ahead of Russia, France and Poland.

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Courts Sport Heathrow Place: Poland Place: United States Place: France Person: Emer Patten Person: Shane Ryan Person: Kevin du Toit Person: Sarah Caffrey Person: Amy Judge Person: Vincent Culhane Person: Karen Cromie Event: World Rowing Championships Organisation: Ireland

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