Irish U21s win Six Nations opener

Italy Under-21s 21 Ireland Under-21s 33

Irish U21s win Six Nations opener
Sat, 05 Feb, 2005 - 16:51

Italy Under-21s 21 Ireland Under-21s 33

Ireland, last year’s Under-21 World Cup finalists, opened their Six Nations account in Udine today with a well-deserved defeat of Italy.

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