Five changes for Connacht

Connacht have announced their side to play Ulster in Ravenhill on St Stephen's Day (KO 5.30pm).

Sat, 23 Dec, 2006 - 13:08

Connacht have announced their side to play Ulster in Ravenhill on St Stephen's Day (KO 5.30pm).

The side shows five changes from the one that played Montpellier last weekend. David Gannon, Ray Ofisa, Colm Rigney, Chris Keane and Darren Yapp all come into the side, in place of Ryan Strudwick, Matt Lacey, Michael Swift, Conor O’Loughlin and Ted Robinson.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: RavenhillPerson: David GannonPerson: Ray OfisaPerson: Colm RigneyPerson: Chris KeanePerson: Darren YappPerson: Ryan StrudwickPerson: Matt LaceyPerson: Michael SwiftPerson: Conor O’LoughlinPerson: Ted RobinsonPerson: LaceyPerson: SwiftPerson: O’LoughlinPerson: RobinsonPerson: Daniel RiordanPerson: Paul WarwickPerson: Gavin WilliamsPerson: Keith MatthewsPerson: Mark McHughPerson: Brett WilkinsonPerson: John FogartyPerson: Stephen KnoopPerson: Andrew FarleyPerson: John MuldoonPerson: Adrian FlavinPerson: Brett SturgessPerson: John HeartyPerson: Ray HoganPerson: Ronan LoughneyPerson: Joe MerriganPerson: Matt MostynPerson: Tom TierneyEvent: St Stephen's DayOrganisation: Connacht ConnachtOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: ConnachtOrganisation: Montpellier
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