Late tries rob Ireland A of victory

Ireland A 17 Australia A 24

Late tries rob Ireland A of victory
Wed, 15 Nov, 2006 - 22:12

Ireland A 17 Australia A 24

Ireland A were robbed of a prized win tonight as late tries from Morgan Turinui and Stephen Hoiles helped the Wallabies erase memories of their Swansea slump to the Ospreys.

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