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Irish ready to take on Australia's finest, Earley says

Paul Earley believes his team are as prepared as they will ever be to capture the Cormac McAnallen Cup for a third consecutive time in Perth tomorrow (throw-up 9.45am Irish time).

Irish ready to take on Australia's finest, Earley says

Fri, 21 Nov, 2014 - 07:14

By John Fogarty, Perth

Paul Earley believes his team are as prepared as they will ever be to capture the Cormac McAnallen Cup for a third consecutive time in Perth tomorrow (throw-up 9.45am Irish time).

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