Kidney names Ireland squad for training camp

Coach Declan Kidney has named the first Ireland camp of the season which will take place in Belfast from July 26-29.

Kidney names Ireland squad for training camp
Thu, 16 Jul, 2009 - 16:12

Coach Declan Kidney has named the first Ireland camp of the season which will take place in Belfast from July 26-29.

The camp is the first of three get-togethers with further three-day camps taking place in August and September.

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