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Ireland battered by Baby Boks

South Africa 57 Ireland 15

Ireland battered by Baby Boks

Wed, 22 Jun, 2011 - 22:59

South Africa 57 Ireland 15

The Ireland Under-20s were outgunned by a powerful and pacy South African side in tonight's IRB Junior World Championship play-off in Padova.

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Courts Rugby Heathrow Place: South Africa Place: Padova Place: Treviso Place: KwaZulu-Natal Place: Western Province Place: Argentina Person: Baby Boks Person: Mike Ruddock Person: South Africans Person: Cornell du Preez Person: Wandile Mjekevu Person: Arno Botha Person: Johan Goosen Person: James McKinney Person: Mjekevu Person: Tshotsho Mbovane Person: Jaco Taute Person: Eoin McKeon Person: Paddy Jackson Person: Mbovane Person: Francois Venter Person: Tiernan O'Halloran Person: Andrew Conway Person: Brendan Macken Person: Luke Marshall Person: Andrew Boyle Person: Kieran Marmion Person: James Tracy Person: Niall Annett Person: Tadhg Furlong Person: Michael Kearney Person: Iain Henderson Person: David Doyle Person: Jordi Murphy Person: Jackson Person: Daniel Qualter Person: Kearney Person: Alex Kelly Person: Marshall Person: Finlay Bealham Person: Tracy Person: Macken Person: Conor Carey Person: Furlong Person: Shane Buckley Person: Murphy Person: Peter du Toit Person: Marmion Person: Ulrich Beyers Person: Pieter Rademan Person: Stephan Kotze Person: Michael Van Vuuren Person: Nic Schonert Person: Jean Cook Person: Eben Etzebeth Person: Francois Kleinhans Person: John Roy Jenkinson Person: Schonert Person: Bongi Mbonambi Person: Van Vuuren Person: Paul Jordaan Person: Venter Person: Johnny Welthagan Person: Lohan Jacobs Person: Rademan Person: Beyers Person: Kotze Person: Nizaam Carr Person: Kleinhans Person: Carl Wegner Person: Etzebeth Person: Francisco Pastrana Event: IRB Junior World Championship Organisation: Ireland Organisation: Ireland Under-20s Organisation: Scotland Organisation: Irish Organisation: Six Nations Organisation: Wales Organisation: South Africa Organisation: England Organisation: Ireland U-20 Organisation: Connacht Organisation: Blackrock Organisation: Leinster Organisation: Ulster Organisation: UCD Organisation: Dungannon Organisation: UWIC Organisation: Exile Organisation: Belfast Harlequins Organisation: Clontarf Organisation: Queen's University Organisation: Buccaneers Organisation: Ballymena Organisation: Munster Organisation: Blue Bulls Organisation: Golden Lions Organisation: Free State Organisation: Leopards

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