Ireland Schools beaten by Wales

The Ireland Schools team fell to their second defeat of the Four-Nations tournament in Gloucester when they were beaten 35-14 by Wales today.

Ireland Schools beaten by Wales
Wed, 19 Apr, 2006 - 14:03

The Ireland Schools team fell to their second defeat of the Four-Nations tournament in Gloucester when they were beaten 35-14 by Wales today.

The Ireland management made nine personnel changes to the starting side that lost to England and similar to the England game, Ireland stormed into the lead.

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