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Ireland stroll to victory against Barbarians

Ireland 39 Barbarians 14

Ireland stroll to victory against Barbarians

Tue, 27 May, 2008 - 22:34

Ireland 39 Barbarians 14

Ireland overcame the absence of captain Brian O'Driscoll to record an emphatic warm-up victory ahead of their tour of New Zealand and Australia.

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Courts Rugby Heathrow Place: New Zealand Place: Australia Place: Dublin Place: Gloucester Place: Wellington Place: Melbourne Place: Heathrow Place: Otago Person: Brian O'Driscoll Person: O'Driscoll Person: Shane Horgan Person: Michael Bradley Person: Declan Kidney Person: Horgan Person: Tommy Bowe Person: Jamie Heaslip Person: Paddy Wallace Person: Craig Newby Person: Pedrie Wannenburg Person: Bowe Person: Wallace Person: Stephen Larkham Person: Lesley Vainikolo Person: Michael Claassens Person: Claassens'Person: Rob Kearney Person: Newby Person: Peter Hewat Person: Isaac Boss Person: Malcolm O'Kelly Person: Heaslip Person: Mark Regan Person: Patrice Collazo Person: Glen Jackson Person: Neil Best Person: Baa-baas Person: Cobus Visagie Person: Visagie Event: Heineken Cup Event: Guinness Premiership Event: England Organisation: Ireland Organisation: Barbarians Organisation: All Blacks Organisation: Ospreys Organisation: Leicester Organisation: Gloucester Organisation: Saracens

<p>MIRACLE MEN: Munster's John Kelly celebrates scoring his side's fourth try in the last minute of the 2003 Heineken European Cup pool win over Gloucester. The game is commonly referred to as the 'Miracle Match'. Pic: Des Barry, Irish Examiner </p>

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