Gatland willing to overlook the past

Warren Gatland is determined his own personal duel with rival Eddie O’Sullivan does not overshadow Wales’ Triple Crown challenge at Croke Park on Saturday.

Tue, 04 Mar, 2008 - 16:35

Warren Gatland is determined his own personal duel with rival Eddie O’Sullivan does not overshadow Wales’ Triple Crown challenge at Croke Park on Saturday.

The Kiwi was axed as Ireland coach in controversial circumstances seven years ago and replaced by O’Sullivan, the man he originally appointed as his assistant.

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