Connacht name squad for London Irish game

Connacht have announced a 25-man squad ahead of their European Challenge Cup second-round clash against London Irish at the Sportsground on Friday (7pm).

Connacht name squad for London Irish game
Wed, 15 Oct, 2008 - 13:04

Connacht have announced a 25-man squad ahead of their European Challenge Cup second-round clash against London Irish at the Sportsground on Friday (7pm).

Andy Dunne and Adrian Flavin have both overcome their respective injuries to be included in the squad, with John Lyne also called up.

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