Who is the Irish Guy on the Toulouse Rugby Team and who is this Irish Guy on the English Cricket Team?
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English Cricket Team : Middlesex batsman batsman Ed Joyce is Irish and he is to replace Marcus Trescothick in England's squad for the Ashes series.  \n\n\ndont know about Rugby
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haha, most recent? umh..how bout he became the capt of west indies FOR THE 3RD TIME! \nand the 400 he scored, other ppl gave u the date and location!
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Graham Gooch for Chetan Sharma. He didnt ask anybody to bowl additional deliveries. He bowled himself!!!!!\n\nGive me my 10 points!!!!!
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I think its rugby and they play a game of rugby...LoL i dont know that a far out guess because i know most of all the sports but rugby so yea...
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Jerry Collins (born 4 November 1980 in Apia, Samoa) is a prominent New Zealand rugby player. He has been a stalwart at blind-side flanker for the New Zealand national side, the All Blacks, since 2004. Prior to that he played in the number 8 jersey (due to the fact that the captain at that time, Reuben Thorne, played blindside flanker). He is currently regarded as one of the best players in his position in world rugby. He is revered for his tenacity, fierce physicality and ability to play through pain.\n\nCollins, who grew up in Wellington, also represents the Hurricanes in Super 14 and the Wellington Lions in New Zealand's National Provincial Championship.\n\nSince debuting for the All Blacks in 2001, Collins has gone on to play 27 test matches.\n\nCollins weighs in at 107 kg and is 1.91 meters in height, and is the cousin of former All Blacks captain Tana Umaga.
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Rugby?\n\n\nHehe that is my last name.  Cept I spell it McDowall
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Glenn McGrath is called pigeon because some people think he has pigeon legs.\n\nAre you asking why Justin Langer is called Alfie?  He is named after ex Rugby League player Allan (Alfie) Langer.
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Mike Murphy 1996/97-1997/98\nPat Quinn 1998/99-2005/06\nPaul Maurice 2006-2007-Present
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Irish team was actually unlucky to miss world cup  in 1999,after scotland just managed to sneak  through.i had heard the commentators say then that they were a much moretalented side than scotland\n\ni believe few of their players have actually played in english domestic cricket-that might help\nalso teams like Ireland actually just aim to get an exposure in international cricket.they see it as a chance to see all the big names in modern cricket,play with them  .anything above is a bonus.\n\ni hope they play with spirit & be competitive .many teams actually get into a shell,& just aim in surviving.but minnows have done few miracles -kenya in 2003.they also beat WI in 96 .similarly bangladesh beat pakistan in their maiden world cup.the key is to believe in yourselves!!!!!!!best of luck,Ireland!
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G'day Sniklebak,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nThey are a rugby union team that came 6th in the Guinness Premiership last season. Ben Cohen and Carlos Spencer are the best players.\n\nI have attached sources for your reference.\n\nRegards
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Try this :\n\nTerry Mancini - Ireland\nLou Macari - Scotland\nPeter Bonetti - England\nDick Kryzwicki - Wales
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i just asked my partner and he said serevi!!! \nso must be hes gonna be playing 7s for england soon im so excited xx
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According to the International Rugby Board (IRB), as at 20 November 2006, Ireland are at position 3.\nThe top 5 are, with last weeks position in brackets.\n\n1(1) NEW ZEALAND 94.59 \n2(2) FRANCE 85.86 \n3(5)  IRELAND 84.68 \n4(3)  AUSTRALIA 84.63 \n5(4)  SOUTH AFRICA 83.83\n\nFor an update, as at 27 November 2006, Ireland have dropped back to position 5.\n\n1(1) NEW ZEALAND 94.59 \n2(2) FRANCE 85.94 \n3(4)  AUSTRALIA 85.55 \n4(5)  SOUTH AFRICA 84.71 \n5(3)  IRELAND 84.68
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Leinster, as they are playing the better rugby at the moment and the last time they met munster lost!
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I agree -  you just have to watch this young guy play at international test level.\n\nHe was the main man for All Blacks in their 3-0 series win over the British and Irish Lions last year.\n\nHis 33-point haul in the 48-18 second test victory in Wellington was described by some as the most complete performance in the game's history. (NZ Herald)\n\nIn our biggest game last year for the 'grand slam' he set up the two tries which helped beat world champions England 23-19 at Twickenham.\n\n"Carter was the clear winner for IRB player of the year from a short list that included fellow All Blacks Richie McCaw and Tana Umaga and Springbok duo Bryan Habana and Victor Matfield" (NZ Rugby News)\n\nJeez he's a helluva kicker - easily the best all round player. Thats how.
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Join your local rugby club and apply thorugh them, or an Irish club. Other than that eBay althought he RFU are now cancelling tickets on eBay that they can trace the owners on!
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I know a story about two gay Irishmen. Patrick Fitzmorris and Morris Fitzpatrick.