Alarming collapse sees Ireland U20s fall to second-half English whitewash

The Ireland Under-20s suffered an alarming collapse in the final quarter of their final U-20 Six Nations game as England ran riot.

Alarming collapse sees Ireland U20s fall to second-half English whitewash
Fri, 16 Mar, 2018 - 22:50

ENGLAND UNDER-20s 48 IRELAND UNDER-20s 15

The Ireland Under-20s suffered an alarming collapse in the final quarter of their final U-20 Six Nations game as England ran riot to win 48-15 in Coventry, writes Dave Mervyn

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: CoventryPlace: WalesPerson: Dave MervynPerson: Noel McNamaraPerson: James HumePerson: Tommy O’BrienPerson: Harry ByrnePerson: Ben LoaderPerson: Fraser DingwallPerson: Gabriel IbitoyePerson: Ben WhitePerson: O’BrienPerson: LoaderPerson: Joe HeyesPerson: IbitoyePerson: Ben EarlPerson: Hugh O’SullivanPerson: Michael SilvesterPerson: Angus CurtisPerson: Angus KernohanPerson: Jordan OlowofelaPerson: Jack O’SullivanPerson: Jack DunnePerson: ByrnePerson: HumePerson: SilvesterPerson: James GraysonPerson: O’SullivanPerson: OlowofelaPerson: Tom HardwickPerson: Pierre BroussetPerson: BroussetPerson: Marcus StreetPerson: McNamaraPerson: Joe DunleavyPerson: Jack AungierEvent: U-20 Six NationsOrganisation: Ireland U20sOrganisation: Ireland Under-20sOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: Leinster AcademyOrganisation: FranceOrganisation: Dingwall
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