Irish Sevens to face Kenya in Dubai

Following a tight 12-all draw with Portugal, Ireland have earned a Bowl quarter-final date with Kenya after today's Pool stages of the IRB Dubai Sevens tournament.

Irish Sevens to face Kenya in Dubai
Thu, 02 Dec, 2004 - 17:42

Following a tight 12-all draw with Portugal, Ireland have earned a Bowl quarter-final date with Kenya after today's Pool stages of the IRB Dubai Sevens tournament.

Just over 20,000 spectators thronged the Exiles ground, watching the likes of World champions New Zealand, England, Argentina and Fiji emerge as the leading contenders for the Emirates International Trophy.

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