Three changes for Ireland U-20s

The Ireland Under-20 team has been named for their final fixture of the Under-20 RBS Six Nations Championship where they take on England in Adams Park on Friday.

Wed, 14 Mar, 2012 - 16:43

The Ireland Under-20 team has been named for their final fixture of the Under-20 RBS Six Nations Championship where they take on England in Adams Park on Friday.

Mike Ruddock has made three changes to the side which defeated Scotland 27-0 last weekend in Athlone.

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CourtsRugbySix NationsPlace: Adams ParkPlace: EnglandPlace: AthlonePlace: Adams Park,Place: High WycombePerson: Mike RuddockPerson: Des MerreyPerson: Kyle McCallPerson: Niall ScannellPerson: Shane LaydenPerson: Conor FinnPerson: Chris FarrellPerson: JJ HanrahanPerson: Foster HoranPerson: Paddy JacksonPerson: Luke McGrathPerson: Iain HendersonPerson: Daniel QualterPerson: Conor GilsenanPerson: Aaron ConneelyPerson: Jack ConanPerson: James RaelPerson: Peter ReillyPerson: Jake CawleyPerson: TadhgPerson: Jordan CoghlanPerson: Kieron MarmionPerson: Cathal MarshPerson: Stuart OldingEvent: Under-20 RBS Six Nations ChampionshipOrganisation: Ireland U-20sOrganisation: Ireland Under-20 teamOrganisation: ScotlandOrganisation: Sky SportsOrganisation: Ireland U-20Organisation: England U-20Organisation: BuccaneersOrganisation: ConnachtOrganisation: DungannonOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: UL BohemiansOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: LansdowneOrganisation: LeinsterOrganisation: UCDOrganisation: ClontarfOrganisation: DolphinOrganisation: BallynahinchOrganisation: QueensOrganisation: CorinthiansOrganisation: Old BelvedereOrganisation: BeirneOrganisation: Dublin UniversityOrganisation: Belfast Harlequins
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