Ireland win Triple Crown

Ireland 37 Scotland 16

Ireland win Triple Crown
Sat, 27 Mar, 2004 - 17:41

Ireland 37 Scotland 16

Two-try Gordon D’Arcy led the way as Ireland swept aside defiant Scotland with a second-half flourish which clinched a Triple Crown triumph at Lansdowne Road.

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