Six Nations: Galwey hopes to right wrongs

Ireland rugby captain Mick Galwey says he and his team are delighted to have been given a second chance after their Twickenham disaster.

Wed, 27 Feb, 2002 - 16:32

Ireland rugby captain Mick Galwey says he and his team are delighted to have been given a second chance after their Twickenham disaster.

Ireland were beaten 45-11 as England gained revenge for their Grand Slam-busting defeat at Lansdowne Road last October.

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