Ireland U21 make five changes for England clash

Ireland make five changes to the Under 21 team which lost to Scotland as they play England at Donnybrook on Friday at 4pm.

Wed, 23 Feb, 2005 - 16:24

Ireland make five changes to the Under 21 team which lost to Scotland as they play England at Donnybrook on Friday at 4pm.

New players to the team are centre Greg Stafford (UCD), half backs, Barry Keeshan (Cork Constitution) and David O'Leary (UCC), second row Ryan Caldwell (Dungannon) and open side flanker, Oisin Hennessy (Dungannon).

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Courts Rugby Six Nations Place: Donnybrook Person: Greg Stafford Person: Barry Keeshan Person: David O'Leary Person: Ryan Caldwell Person: Oisin Hennessy Person: Brett McNamee Person: Mark Kettyle Person: Tommy Bowe Person: Andrew Trimble Person: Paul McKenzie Person: Michael Diffley Person: Stuart Philpott Person: John Andress Person: Lewis Stevenson Person: Stephen Ferris Person: Joseph Merrigan Person: Eamonn Bracken Person: Mark Melbourne Person: Chris Henry Person: Paul Marshall Person: Jonathan Sexton Person: Kieran Geraghty Organisation: Ireland U21 Organisation: England Organisation: Ireland Organisation: Scotland Organisation: Under 21 Organisation: UCD Organisation: Cork Constitution Organisation: UCC Organisation: Dungannon Organisation: Northampton Organisation: Ireland Under 21 team Organisation: Belfast Harlequins Organisation: Ballymena Organisation: Buccaneers Organisation: Saracens Organisation: Corinthians Organisation: Ballynahinch Organisation: St. Marys College Organisation: London Irish

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