Ireland preparing for tough French exam

Denis Hickie believes Ireland are entering unknown territory when they face France in Dublin tomorrow.

Fri, 07 Mar, 2003 - 08:35

Denis Hickie believes Ireland are entering unknown territory when they face France in Dublin tomorrow.

The Irish are full of confidence after sweeping aside Scotland at Murrayfield and then Italy in Rome for an unbeaten start to their 2003 RBS 6 Nations Championship campaign.

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