Ireland U21s unchanged for World Cup final

The Ireland Under 21 management have named an unchanged side to play New Zealand in the final of the IRB Under 21 World Cup in Hughendeen Road, Glasgow on Sunday.

Fri, 25 Jun, 2004 - 18:42

The Ireland Under 21 management have named an unchanged side to play New Zealand in the final of the IRB Under 21 World Cup in Hughendeen Road, Glasgow on Sunday.

The Irish team became the first Northern hemisphere country to reach the final in the history of the tournament when they defeated Australia 26-13 last Wednesday.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: Hughendeen Road, GlasgowPlace: northern hemispherePerson: Andrew FinnPerson: Richard LanePerson: John HeartyPerson: TelfordPerson: Paul McKenziePerson: Gareth SteensonPerson: Tomas O'LearyPerson: John WickhamPerson: Denis FogartyPerson: Declan FitzpatrickPerson: David GannonPerson: Shane O'ConnorPerson: Brendan O'ConnorPerson: David O'BrienPerson: Jamie HeaslipPerson: Conor GeogheganPerson: Keith DoylePerson: Neil McCombPerson: Oisin HennessyPerson: Robbie ShawPerson: Michael GlancyPerson: Breiffne O'DonnellEvent: World CupEvent: IRB Under 21 World CupOrganisation: Ireland U21sOrganisation: Ireland Under 21Organisation: New ZealandOrganisation: AustraliaOrganisation: DolphinOrganisation: UCCOrganisation: Blackrock CollegeOrganisation: GlenOrganisation: DungannonOrganisation: Loughborough UniversityOrganisation: Queens University BelfastOrganisation: Cork ConstitutionOrganisation: Belfast HarlequinsOrganisation: Old BelvedereOrganisation: Dublin UniversityOrganisation: UCDOrganisation: Dundee HSFPOrganisation: WaspsOrganisation: UL Bohemians
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