Ireland on song in Japan

Japan 12 Ireland 44

Ireland on song in Japan
Sun, 12 Jun, 2005 - 11:23

Japan 12 Ireland 44

Ireland ran in four tries and barely missed their British and Irish Lions stars as hosts Japan were brushed aside in Osaka.

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