Two changes to under-21s

The management of the Ireland Under 21 team have made two changes to the side that defeated Grand Slam holders Wales 30-19 for their match against England Under 21.

Wed, 03 Mar, 2004 - 15:45

The management of the Ireland Under 21 team have made two changes to the side that defeated Grand Slam holders Wales 30-19 for their match against England Under 21.

Flanker Brendan O’Connor (Cork Constitution) has picked up an ankle injury and is replaced by Kevin McLaughlin (UCD).

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