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Dublin to hold World Cup draw

Rugby World Cup history will be made tomorrow when the draw for France 2007 takes place in Dublin.

Dublin to hold World Cup draw

Tue, 11 May, 2004 - 17:20

Rugby World Cup history will be made tomorrow when the draw for France 2007 takes place in Dublin.

Four countries – last year’s beaten World Cup quarter-finalists Scotland, Wales, Ireland and South Africa – are at the mercy of lady luck.

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