Record-breaker Hickie focused on team performance

Record-breaker Denis Hickie believes Ireland are about to face the acid test of their progress over the last four years.

Record-breaker Hickie focused on team performance
Tue, 07 Oct, 2003 - 18:46

Record-breaker Denis Hickie believes Ireland are about to face the acid test of their progress over the last four years.

The 27-year-old Leinster player will join Keith Crossan as his country’s most capped winger when he makes his 41st international appearance in the World Cup opener with Romania at Gosford on Saturday.

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