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The Irish Times·3 min read·medium

Andy Farrell beams with pride over Ireland’s effort in hard-fought win in Sydney

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Gerry Thornley
Andy Farrell beams with pride over Ireland’s effort in hard-fought win in Sydney
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Ireland secured a narrow 33-31 victory against Australia in the opening match of the Nations Championship. Head coach Andy Farrell praised his team's character and resilience in overcoming a significant deficit.

Why it matters

This match highlights the competitive nature of international rugby and the tactical development of the Irish team under Farrell.

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Good sides find a way to win, even when not playing at their best. While there was much to admire in Ireland ’s performance against the Wallabies , not least in some of their attacking rugby. Above all, they stayed in the fight when it looked like they had no right to do so, and then ultimately had the inner belief, togetherness and perseverance to find a way.

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