Wallace reveals O'Gara concern

David Wallace has revealed there was “real concern” for Ronan O’Gara after the Ireland fly-half was allegedly choked in the RBS 6 Nations win at Murrayfield.

Mon, 12 Mar, 2007 - 07:49
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David Wallace has revealed there was “real concern” for Ronan O’Gara after the Ireland fly-half was allegedly choked in the RBS 6 Nations win at Murrayfield.

O’Gara required medical attention following the incident which took place moments before the final whistle of Saturday’s 19-18 victory over Scotland.

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