Connacht reveal squad for quarter-final

Coach Michael Bradley has announced a 26 man Connacht squad ahead of their European Challenge Cup quarter final clash against Northampton at Franklin's Gardens on Saturday (kick off: 3pm).

Thu, 09 Apr, 2009 - 13:16

Connacht coach Michael Bradley has announced a 26-mansquad ahead of their European Challenge Cup quarter-final clash against Northampton at Franklin's Gardens on Saturday (kick off: 3pm).

Ireland 'A' lock Andrew Farley will become only the second player ever to play 150 games for Connacht, joining one of his coaches Eric Elwood at the landmark number.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: Franklin's GardensPerson: Michael BradleyPerson: Andrew FarleyPerson: Eric ElwoodPerson: Robbie MorrisPerson: Mel DeanePerson: David GannonPerson: Aidan WynnePerson: Liam BiboPerson: Andrew BrownePerson: Fionn CarrPerson: Sean CroninPerson: Gavin DuffyPerson: Andy DunnePerson: Adrian FlavinPerson: Ian KeatleyPerson: Ronan LoughneyPerson: Keith MatthewsPerson: Brian McGovernPerson: John MuldoonPerson: Frank MurphyPerson: Troy NathanPerson: Johnny O'ConnorPerson: Ray OfisaPerson: Conor O'LoughlinPerson: Colm RigneyPerson: Michael SwiftPerson: Niva Ta'ausoPerson: Brett WilkinsonEvent: European Challenge Cup quarterOrganisation: ConnachtOrganisation: NorthamptonOrganisation: Ireland
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