Schoolboys remain unbeaten in Oz

Ireland Schools just about held on their unbeaten record with a 14-5 win over New South Wales Schools in the Double Bay suburb of Sydney.

Mon, 16 Aug, 2004 - 16:40

Ireland Schools just about held on their unbeaten record with a 14-5 win over New South Wales Schools in the Double Bay suburb of Sydney.

Captain Diarmuid Laffan forced his way over for Conor Gildea to kick the extras and a converted penalty try made it 14-0 before NSW responded with an injury-time try.

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Courts Rugby Heathrow Place: Double Bay Place: Sydney Person: Diarmuid Laffan Person: Conor Gildea Organisation: Ireland Schools Organisation: New South Wales Schools Organisation: NSW

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