Three changes for Ireland U21s

There are three changes on the Ireland under 21 team from that which defeated France by 13-12.

Wed, 19 Mar, 2003 - 18:09

There are three changes on the Ireland under 21 team from that which defeated France by 13-12.

John Lyne comes in at loose head prop for Eugene McGovern while Declan Fitzpatrick plays at tight head in place of Jason Moran and at No.6, Ciaran Potts takes over from John Muldoon.

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