Connacht waiting on fitness news

Connacht will have to wait on the fitness of captain Andrew Farley (back) and Keith Matthews (leg) before announcing their side for the Celtic League clash with the Newport Gwent Dragons at the Sportsground on Easter Saturday.

Connacht waiting on fitness news
Thu, 13 Apr, 2006 - 17:00

Connacht will have to wait on the fitness of captain Andrew Farley (back) and Keith Matthews (leg) before announcing their side for the Celtic League clash with the Newport Gwent Dragons at the Sportsground on Easter Saturday.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: SportsgroundPerson: Andrew FarleyPerson: Keith MatthewsPerson: Adrian ClarkePerson: John FogartyPerson: Andrew GallagherPerson: David GannonPerson: Ray HoganPerson: Stephen KnoopPerson: Matt LaceyPerson: Joe MerriganPerson: John MuldoonPerson: Colm RigneyPerson: Christian ShortPerson: Michael SwiftPerson: Chris KeanePerson: Andrew MaileiPerson: Keith MathewsPerson: Mark McHughPerson: Conor McPhillipsPerson: Matt MostynPerson: David SlemenPerson: Tom TierneyPerson: Paul WarwickPerson: Gavin WilliamsPerson: Darren YappEvent: Celtic LeagueOrganisation: ConnachtOrganisation: Newport Gwent DragonsOrganisation: Dragons
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