O'Sullivan: 'Ireland malaise reversible'

Ireland coach Eddie O’Sullivan is confident his team’s astonishing decline is not terminal.

Tue, 02 Oct, 2007 - 09:23

Ireland coach Eddie O’Sullivan is confident his team’s astonishing decline is not terminal.

O’Sullivan is under mounting pressure following Ireland’s departure from France and must explain to the Irish Rugby Football Union what went wrong over the coming weeks.

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