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France v Ireland - Official Extended Highlights 15th March
Official extended highlights of the France v Ireland rugby match in Round 5 of the RBS 6 Nations at Stade de France, Paris on Super Saturday 15th March 2014. For more information on the RBS 6 Nations visit www.rbs6nations.com. You can follow all of the latest images by visiting our official Instagram page http://instagram.com/rbs6nations. Subscribe to our channel @http://www.youtube.com/user/RBS6Nations?sub_confirmation=1 France 15. Brice Dulin 14. Yoann Huget 13. Mathieu Bastareaud 12. Gael Fickou 11. Maxime Medard 10. Remi Tales 9. Maxime Machenaud 1. Thomas Domingo 2. Dimitri Szarzewski 3. Nicolas Mas 4. Pascal Pape 5. Yoann Maestri 6. Louis Picamoles 7. Alexandre Lapandry 8. Damien Chouly 16. Guilhem Guirado 17. Vincent Debaty 18. Rabah Slimani 19. Alexandre Flanquart 20. Sebastien Vahaamahina 21. Wenceslas Lauret 22. Jean Marc Doussain 23. Maxime Mermoz Ireland 15. Rob Kearney 14. Andrew Trimble 13. Brian O'Driscoll 12. Gordon D'Arcy 11. David Kearney 10. Jonathan Sexton 9. Conor Murray 1. Cian Healy 2. Rory Best 3. Mike Ross 4. Devin Toner 5. Paul O'Connell 6. Peter O'Mahony 7. Chris Henry 8. Jamie Heaslip 16. Sean Cronin 17. Jack McGrath 18. Martin Moore 19. Iain Henderson 20. Jordi Murphy 21. Eoin Reddan 22. Ian Madigan 23. Fergus McFadden
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