Two changes to Connacht XV

Michael Bradley has made two changes, in addition to two positional changes to his Connacht team ahead of their final home match of the season against Glasgow Warriors at the Sportsground, kick-off 6.30pm.

Thu, 12 Apr, 2007 - 12:28

Michael Bradley has made two changes, in addition to two positional changes to his Connacht team ahead of their final home match of the season against Glasgow Warriors at the Sportsground, kick-off 6.30pm.

Daniel Riordan comes back into the side in place of the injured Mark McHugh and Ray Hogan is named in the front row in place of Stephen Knoop.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: SportsgroundPerson: Michael BradleyPerson: Daniel RiordanPerson: Mark McHughPerson: Ray HoganPerson: Stephen KnoopPerson: Gavin DuffyPerson: John HeartyPerson: Aidan WynnePerson: Darren YappPerson: Conor McPhillipsPerson: Paul WarwickPerson: Chris KeanePerson: Brett WilkinsonPerson: Adrian FlavinPerson: Michael SwiftPerson: Andrew FarleyPerson: John MuldoonPerson: Ray OfisaPerson: Colm RigneyPerson: John FogartyPerson: Brett SturgessPerson: Ryan StrudwickPerson: David GannonPerson: Matt LaceyPerson: Peter DurcanPerson: David SlemenPerson: Ronan LoughneyPerson: Keith MatthewsPerson: Matt MostynPerson: Brendan O'ConnorPerson: Conor O'LoughlinPerson: Ted RobinsonPerson: Tom TierneyPerson: Gavin WilliamsOrganisation: ConnachtOrganisation: Glasgow Warriors
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