Ireland U19s too strong for Japan

Ireland U-19 31 Japan U-19 18

Ireland U19s too strong for Japan
Wed, 13 Apr, 2005 - 20:20

Ireland U-19 31 Japan U-19 18

Ireland Under-19s had too much power and skill for their Japanese counterparts as they earned this play-off win at the IRB World Cup in Durban.

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