Thu, 17 Apr, 2003 - 13:51
The Four Nations Youth (U18)Tournament kicks off in Edinburgh this weekend.
Ireland open their campaign on Saturday when they take on host nation Scotland in Stirling (2pm).
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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: EdinburghPlace: ScotlandPlace: StirlingPlace: TullamorePlace: BanbridgePlace: DalzielPlace: Melleny ParkPerson: Peter PhelanPerson: Robert PollockPerson: Shane GeraghtyPerson: Barry O’SullivanPerson: David LombardPerson: Rory SloanPerson: Dale BlackPerson: Cian O’SullivanPerson: David BattPerson: Simon TottlePerson: Ian HanleyPerson: KilfeaclePerson: Michael O’HeaPerson: Nicholas GoodgerPerson: Michael DiffleyPerson: Conor MuldoonPerson: MoniveaPerson: Sean O’DonnellPerson: Leonard SlatteryPerson: ThomondPerson: Stephen McKinstryPerson: Rainey OBPerson: Bernard SmythPerson: Stephen FerrisPerson: Kyle PattonPerson: Tadgh LinnanePerson: Adrian LightowlerPerson: David McGowanPerson: Eamon BrackenPerson: John HookPerson: CurrieEvent: Four Nations Youth (U18)TournamentOrganisation: Four NationsOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: IrishOrganisation: WalesOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: ExilesOrganisation: CorinthiansOrganisation: ClonakiltyOrganisation: PortadownOrganisation: GreystonesOrganisation: ExileOrganisation: SligoOrganisation: Scotland
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