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Ireland v South Africa: How the players rated

Monday, 30 November 2009

Rob Kearney

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It appears that the best two teams in the world right now are the All Blacks and Ireland. Wouldn't it be fnatastic if they could quickly reschedule their itinerary to play eachother? I would put my money on the All Blacks even if the game was held in Ireland.

Posted by Philip Holdway-Davis | 30.11.09, 20:29 GMT

wasnt it great to see fellow Irishmen, protestant and catholic stand shoulder to shoulder for our small country and defeat the world champions? I'ts amazing what we can do togehter!!!! Mean while in Portadown the biggots are once again out on the streets spewing their vile for everyone to see.

Posted by sean from co down Ireland | 30.11.09, 19:40 GMT

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