Mon, 31 Mar, 2003 - 01:00
Though Ireland were merely seven points adrift at the break, the outcome was never in question.
They lacked that killer instinct which Clive Woodward's charges possessed in abundance and duly displayed in a second half of shock and awe for which the home side simply had no answer.
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CourtsRugbySix NationsPlace: Lansdowne RoadPlace: EnglandPerson: Clive WoodwardPerson: Peter StringerPerson: Matt DawsonPerson: Lawrence DallaglioPerson: Jonny WilkinsonPerson: WilkinsonPerson: David HumphreysPerson: Ronan O'GaraPerson: O'DriscollPerson: Geordan MurphyPerson: Keith GleesonPerson: Dan LugerPerson: Eddie O'SullivanPerson: HumphreysPerson: DallaglioPerson: Mike TindallPerson: Paul GraysonPerson: Will GreenwoodPerson: GreenwoodPerson: LugerPerson: O'SullivanPerson: G. MurphyPerson: J. BishopPerson: B. O'DriscollPerson: K. MaggsPerson: D. HickiePerson: D. HumphreysPerson: P. StringerPerson: ShannonPerson: M. HoranPerson: S. ByrnePerson: J. HayesPerson: G. LongwellPerson: M. O'KellyPerson: V. CostelloPerson: A. FoleyPerson: K. GleesonPerson: P. O'ConnellPerson: Young MunsterPerson: LongwellPerson: R. O'GaraPerson: A. QuinlanPerson: CostelloPerson: J. FitzpatrickPerson: DungannoEvent: Grand SlamOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: IrishOrganisation: LeicesterOrganisation: London IrishOrganisation: BlackrockOrganisation: BathOrganisation: St. Mary'sOrganisation: DungannonOrganisation: BallymenaOrganisation: Cork Constitution




