Ireland put ten past Namibia

Ireland 64 Namibia 7

Ireland put ten past Namibia
Sun, 19 Oct, 2003 - 14:09

Ireland 64 Namibia 7

The abysmal Sydney weather proved a more difficult obstacle to overcome than Namibia for Ireland tonight as they continue their march towards a World Cup quarter-final spot.

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