Six Nations: Ireland A end England's unbeaten run

Tries from John Kelly and Tyrone Howe condemned England A to a 25-18 defeat to Ireland A at Franklin's Gardens.

Sat, 16 Feb, 2002 - 08:31

Tries from John Kelly and Tyrone Howe condemned England A to a 25-18 defeat to Ireland A at Franklin's Gardens.

An 18-point haul from fly-half Andy Goode was not enough for England.

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