Five-try Ireland U21s start with good win

Ireland 43 Tonga 5

Fri, 11 Jun, 2004 - 20:50

Ireland 43 Tonga 5

Ireland opened their IRB U21 World Championship campaign with a well-deserved 43-5 win against Tonga at New Anniesland, Glasgow, having fallen behind after just three minutes.

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