Won one, lost one was the return for the Ireland Under 21 sides who played French Regional oppostion in Templeville Road on Saturday, Ireland winning the first contest and losing the second, 29-19.
Won one, lost one was the return for the Ireland Under 21 sides who played French Regional oppostion in Templeville Road on Saturday, Ireland winning the first contest 26-16 and losing the second, 29-19.
In the opening match Richard Lane scored a try and Ireland were also awarded a penalty try while Barry Keeshan landed one conversion and three penalties. Ulster’s Gareth Steenson kicked the other conversion and penalty.
In the second game, Ireland’s scorers were John Harty (try), Tomas O’Leary (try), Andrew Finn (try), David Connellan (2 cons).
Ireland Under 21s
Stephen Bennett (Exiles), Niall Conlon (Ulster), Keith Doyle (Leinster), Alex Dunlop (Leinster),
Declan Fitzpatrick (Ulster), Denis Fogarty (Munster), David Gannon (Leinster), Conor Geoghegan (Leinster), Ryan Hartigan (Munster), Jamie Heaslip (Leinster), Oisin Hennessy (Ulster), Anthony Kavanagh (Munster), Neil McComb (Ulster), Kevin McLaughlin (Leinster), Mark Melbourne (Munster), David O’Brien (Leinster), Brendan O’Connor (Munster), Shane O’Connor (Munster), Robert Quinn (Munster), Donnacha Ryan (Munster), John Wickham (Leinster), Tommy Bowe (Ulster), David Connellan (Connacht), Kenneth Copeland (Leinster), Andrew Finn (Munster), Darragh Geraghty (Leinster), John Hearty (Leinster), John Hill (Exiles), Paul Hurley (Munster), Barry Keeshan (Munster), Richard Lane (Munster), Ross McCarron (Leinster), Breffne O’Donnell (Munster), Thomas O’Leary (Munster), Neil Patterson (Ulster), Robbie Shaw (Exiles), Glen Telford (Ulster), Andrew Trimble (Ulster), Gareth Steenson (Ulster),
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