Connacht wait on Lacey and Yapp fitness tests

Michael Bradley has followed the example of the other provinces in postponing the selection of his side in favour of a 25-strong squad for next Monday's clash with Munster at the Sportsgound kick off 2pm.

Thu, 23 Dec, 2004 - 15:36

Michael Bradley has followed the example of the other provinces in postponing the selection of his side in favour of a 25-strong squad for next Monday's clash with Munster at the Sportsgound kick off 2pm.

Loose forward Matt Lacey and centre Darren Yapp will have to pass fitness tests, if they want to be involved.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPerson: LaceyPerson: YappPerson: Michael BradleyPerson: Matt LaceyPerson: Darren YappPerson: BradleyPerson: Eric ElwoodPerson: Paul WarwickPerson: Adrian ClarkePerson: Ray HoganPerson: Bernard JackmanPerson: John FogartyPerson: Stephen KnoopPerson: Peter BrackenPerson: Pieter MyburghPerson: Christian ShortPerson: Andrew FarleyPerson: John MuldoonPerson: Michael SwiftPerson: John O'SullivanPerson: Chris KeanePerson: Mike WallsPerson: Tom TierneyPerson: James DowneyPerson: Conor McPhillipsPerson: Ted RobinsonPerson: Niall O'BrienPerson: Justin MeagherPerson: Matt MostynOrganisation: ConnachtOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: SportsgoundOrganisation: CONNACHT SQUAD
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