Ireland win second test and Rules series

International Rules Series: Ireland 50 Australia 29

Ireland win second test and Rules series
Fri, 04 Nov, 2011 - 11:44

INTERNATIONAL RULES SECOND TEST:

AUSTRALIA 29 (0-7-8) IRELAND 50 (1-13-5), Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast (Ireland won the Series on an aggregate score of 130-65)

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