Dragons slay Munster

Gwent Dragons 29 Munster 6

Fri, 17 Oct, 2003 - 22:08

Gwent Dragons 29 Munster 6

Gwent Dragons made it two home wins in the space of six days, in taking the scalp of Munster at Rodney Parade tonight, as Alan Gaffney’s men fell to another Celtic League – their fourth of the campaign.

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