O'Gara: 'Winning is everything'

Ronan O’Gara feels Ireland have regained some credibility with their agonising 26-21 RBS 6 Nations defeat by France – but he refuses to celebrate failure.

Sun, 10 Feb, 2008 - 12:59

Ronan O’Gara feels Ireland have regained some credibility with their agonising 26-21 RBS 6 Nations defeat by France – but he refuses to celebrate failure.

A stunning fightback inspired by their pack and assisted by some suicidal substitutions from Les Bleus swept the Irish to the brink of victory.

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