Irish u-19 side is named

The Ireland U-19 team begins its preparations for this year’s IRB U-19 World Championship with a game against Wales in Stradey Park this Friday night.

Wed, 14 Feb, 2007 - 14:58

The Ireland U-19 team begins its preparations for this year’s IRB U-19 World Championship with a game against Wales in Stradey Park this Friday night.

The U-19 World Championship, the third largest tournament in international rugby, kicks off in Belfast on April 4th and will bring together the cream of young talent from around the world to Ireland.

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