Staunton gets Ireland call

Ireland coach Eddie O’Sullivan has been forced to bring Jeremy Staunton into his squad for Saturday’s second Test against Argentina.

Mon, 28 May, 2007 - 20:26

Ireland coach Eddie O’Sullivan has been forced to bring Jeremy Staunton into his squad for Saturday’s second Test against Argentina.

Staunton replaces the injured Paddy Wallace, who found it difficult to kick the ball during last weekend’s 22-20 defeat to the Pumas and was subsequently substituted during the second half.

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