Ireland get over the line in exciting International Rules contest

Ireland’s All-Star full-forward line were the thorns in the side of a star-studded Australia as the home team recaptured the Cormac McAnallen Trophy in Croke Park this evening.

Ireland get over the line in exciting International Rules contest
Sat, 21 Nov, 2015 - 21:04

By John Fogarty

Ireland 56 (3-11-5) Australia 52 (1-13-7)

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