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Shannon climb to second spot

Shannon squeezed up to second in the Division One table as former Limerick Gaelic footballer Stephen Kelly helped himself to a try at Thomond Park.

Sat, 21 Oct, 2006 - 17:41

Shannon 34 Buccaneers 6, Thomond Park

Shannon squeezed up to second in the Division One table as former Limerick Gaelic footballer Stephen Kelly helped himself to a try at Thomond Park.

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