Rugby: O’Shea hails greatest day

A jubilant Conor O’Shea tonight described London Irish’s stunning 38-7 Powergen Cup final victory over Northampton as the greatest day in the club’s history.

Sat, 20 Apr, 2002 - 19:27

A jubilant Conor O’Shea tonight described London Irish’s stunning 38-7 Powergen Cup final victory over Northampton as the greatest day in the club’s history.

Irish swept Saints aside, scoring five tries - two each by centre Geoffrey Appleford and wing Justin Bishop - while full-back Michael Horak also touched down and fly-half Barry Everitt kicked 13 points.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: EuropePlace: ArgentinaPlace: Franklin’s GardensPerson: O’SheaPerson: Conor O’SheaPerson: Justin BishopPerson: Michael HorakPerson: Barry EverittPerson: BishopPerson: JustinPerson: Ryan StrudwickPerson: Ben CohenPerson: StrudwickPerson: Gary GoldPerson: Matt DawsonPerson: GeoffPerson: GoldPerson: Clive WoodwardPerson: Wayne SmithPerson: CohenEvent: Powergen CupEvent: Powergen Cup finalOrganisation: London IrishOrganisation: NorthamptonOrganisation: IrishOrganisation: SaintsOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: England SevensOrganisation: Sevens
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