O’Sullivan rings the changes

Two teams with a lot to prove are set met at Croke Park for their third RBS 6 Nations games of the season today.

Sat, 23 Feb, 2008 - 16:49
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Two teams with a lot to prove are set met at Croke Park for their third RBS 6 Nations games of the season today.

Ireland follow their disappointing World Cup with an unconvincing win over Italy in Dublin but did produce a stirring although unsuccessful second-half comeback in France a week later.

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