Fifth place for Ireland in JWC as Hanrahan stars again

JJ Hanrahan kicked the Ireland U20s past France as they secured fifth place - the country’s highest ever finish at the IRB Junior World Championship.

Fri, 22 Jun, 2012 - 17:02

JJ Hanrahan kicked the Ireland U20s past France as they secured fifth place - the country’s highest ever finish at the IRB Junior World Championship.

The Junior Player of the Year nominee slotted six penalties in windy Cape Town to guide Ireland to their second win of the year over the French.

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