Irish Rugby

Thanks to Universal Music we had 10 copies of the CD "World In Union", the offical album of the 2007 Rugby World Cup.

So Ireland are out and there will be no more Ireland's Call or Fields of Athenry resounding in the stadia of France but you can still get behind another team!

The winners are:

Leroy Hatley from Lanzarote

Jane Fegan

Anne Murphy from Maynooth

Aoife Kerley from Dundalk

Pamela Flannery from Dooradoyle

John Brady from Monkstown, Co. Dublin

Sam Holloway from Barrow-Upon-Humber

Johnathan Nugent

Cora Burke from Balbriggan

Catherine McAuley from Dublin 16

Felix Jones, who is the visiting coach in Ireland camp this week, spoke to Irish Rugby TV about how 'interesting' and 'valuable' his time in Tokyo has been, and also what the transition from player to coach is like. He retired in October 2015 and is now Munster's back-line and attack coach.

Speaking ahead of Saturday's second Test against Japan, Ireland tour captain Rhys Ruddock said: "We've been happy with the results so far, and there's been bits of the performances we've been really happy with and some bits that we're looking to improve on. Tomorrow marks the last opportunity to go out and do that, so we're all really excited about getting out there now."

Ulster's Luke Marshall, who will return to the Irish midfield in Tokyo on Saturday, is expecting Japan to 'come back pretty hard' following their 50-22 defeat in Shizuoka last weekend.