D'Arcy: Time for talk is over

Gordon D’Arcy has demanded his Ireland team-mates reward the loyalty shown in them by management and supporters.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2012 - 15:21

Gordon D’Arcy has demanded his Ireland team-mates reward the loyalty shown in them by management and supporters.

A punishing schedule of four matches in 22 days, imposed by the weather-enforced postponement of the France game, begins with Saturday’s arrival of Italy in Dublin.

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