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Trimble missing on centre stageStory

Trimble missing on centre stage

IRELAND will take just one recognised centre on their summer tour to New Zealand and Australia after Andrew Trimble was omitted from the squad. Trimble has been troubled by a groin and knee injury since the World Cup and Ulster have decided the...

1 month ago from Wales Online

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No O’Leary or Casey as Bradley goes for tried and tested

10 May 2008 PREDICTABLE and conservative are terms that could be used to describe the Ireland squad which was announced yesterday for the two-Test tour to New Zealand and Australia next month. New Ireland head coach Declan Kidney had no say on...

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Ireland omits Trimble for tour of New Zealand, Australia

2008-05-09 17:39:09 - only one specialist center, Brian O'Driscoll, in the squad. Bradley, who hands over to Declan Kidney next season, has named an initial squad of 37 players, 30 of whom will go on to play New Zealand in Wellington June...

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Rugby-Ireland name squad for Australia, New Zealand tour

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Ireland call up Casey and Court

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New Zealand is a undoubtedly one of the most challenging places to tour ... and to win test matches and that is quickly followed up with a game against an Australian side that will have the fresh input of a new coach.

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No O’Leary or Casey as Bradley goes for tried and tested

1 month ago from Irish Examiner