Mon, 02 Jan, 2006 - 00:00
Charlie Mulqueen, RDS
They defeated Munster at the RDSjust as comprehensively as the 35-23 scoreline indicates.
They can now fairly claim to be the top side in the country and are clearly beginning to believe in themselves.
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CourtsRugbyCeltic LeaguePlace: ThomondPerson: Felipe ContepomiPerson: ContepomiPerson: Reggie CorriganPerson: Barry MurphyPerson: John KellyPerson: Denis HickiePerson: MurphyPerson: Declan KidneyPerson: Alistair McKayPerson: Anthony FoleyPerson: McKayPerson: CorriganPerson: Malcolm O’KellyPerson: Keith GleesonPerson: Jamie HeaslipPerson: Brian O’DriscollPerson: Gordon D’ArcyPerson: Shane HorganPerson: G. DempseyPerson: S. HorganPerson: B. O’DriscollPerson: G. D’ArcyPerson: K. LewisPerson: F. ContepomiPerson: G. EasterbyPerson: R. CorriganPerson: B. BlaneyPerson: W. GreenPerson: A. ByrnesPerson: M. O’KellyEvent: Heineken European CupEvent: Heineken CupOrganisation: LeinsterOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: Fortress RavenhillOrganisation: RDSjustOrganisation: Bath
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