O'Sullivan expects tough task

Ireland coach Eddie O’Sullivan admits his side face a massive challenge if they are to improve on their 2003 RBS 6 Nations campaign.

Fri, 06 Feb, 2004 - 11:28

Ireland coach Eddie O’Sullivan admits his side face a massive challenge if they are to improve on their 2003 RBS 6 Nations campaign.

O’Sullivan’s men finished second last season, but the fixture list fell kindly for them with tournament heavyweights England and France travelling to Lansdowne Road.

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Courts Rugby Heathrow Place: Lansdowne Road Place: Stade de France Place: Twickenham Place: Scotland Place: Italy Place: Dublin Place: France Person: O'Sullivan Person: Eddie O’Sullivan Person: O’Sullivan Person: Clive Woodward Event: 2003 RBS 6 Nations Organisation: Ireland Organisation: France Organisation: Wales Organisation: England

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