Ireland training squad announced

The Ireland squad that will take part in the first preseason camp in preparation for the Rugby World Cup in September has been named today.

Fri, 17 Jun, 2011 - 13:25

The Ireland squad that will take part in the first preseason camp in preparation for the Rugby World Cup in September has been named today.

A total of 43 players will be joining the Ireland management in Kildare for the first of three scheduled camps during June and July.

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