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Minute's silence requested for John McCall

The IRFU has requested that a minute's silence be observed before all rugby games this coming weekend as a mark of respect to the late John McCall.

Thu, 01 Apr, 2004 - 15:27

The IRFU has requested that a minute's silence be observed before all rugby games this coming weekend as a mark of respect to the late John McCall.

John McCall died as a consequence of heart failure while playing for Ireland in the IRB under 19s championship in Durban, South Africa last Saturday.

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