Connacht get the blues in Cardiff

Cardiff out-half Nicky Robinson scored 15 points, as Michael Bradley’s Connacht side lost their unbeaten record in this year’s Celtic League, with a 33-17 defeat against the Blues at Arms Park.

Connacht get the blues in Cardiff
Sat, 13 Sep, 2003 - 20:53

Cardiff 33, Connacht 17

Cardiff out-half Nicky Robinson scored 15 points, as Michael Bradley’s Connacht side lost their unbeaten record in this year’s Celtic League, with a 33-17 defeat against the Blues at Arms Park.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: ParkPlace: Arms ParkPerson: Nicky RobinsonPerson: Michael BradleyPerson: Conor McPhillipsPerson: John SullivanPerson: Nick MacleodPerson: RobinsonPerson: McPhillipsPerson: Jamie RobinsonPerson: NickyPerson: Matt LaceyPerson: Rob DicksonPerson: Eric ElwoodPerson: Dan BaughPerson: Mark McHughPerson: Darren YappPerson: Tim AllnuttPerson: Wayne MunnPerson: Chris KeanePerson: John O'SullivanPerson: Michael SwiftPerson: Andrew FarleyPerson: Damian BrownePerson: Adrian ClarkePerson: Bernard JackmanPerson: Warren O'KellyPerson: John FogartyPerson: Fabian BoirouxPerson: Mike McCarthyPerson: Mick CarrollPerson: Connor O'LoughlinPerson: Daid HewittPerson: Ted RobinsonEvent: Celtic LeagueOrganisation: ConnachtOrganisation: CardiffOrganisation: BluesOrganisation: Wales'Organisation: Westerners’Organisation: Welsh
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