Pumas roar back to defeat Irish U21s

Argentina 30 Ireland 19

Pumas roar back to defeat Irish U21s
Sat, 21 Jun, 2003 - 21:12

Argentina 30 Ireland 19

Ireland have been cruelly denied a place in the last four of the IRB Under 21 World Cup losing out to a powerful Argentina outfit 30-19.

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