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22/02/1902
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British Home Nations Championship
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Wales (WAL)
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-
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Ireland (IRE)
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H/T
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0
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3
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0-1
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Referee:
| Arthur Kingscott (England) | |||
Venue:
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Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff*
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Attendance:
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10,000*
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Goals:
| A. Gara 40, 60, 75* | |||
IRELAND:
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Coach:
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-
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Captain:
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W.K. Gibson OR Robert Milne
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WALES:
Bob Evans (Wrexham); Hugh Jones (Aberaman), Horace Blew (Wrexham); Maurice Parry (Liverpool), Teddy Hughes (Tottenham Hotspur), John Leonard Jones (Tottenham Hotspur); Fred Kelly (Druids), Thomas Jenkins (Rhyl), Roger Evans (Clapton), Ephraim Williams (Druids), Dick Morris (Newtown).
Match Report:
Lancashire Evening Post
Notes:
* Alternative sources list the venue as Ninian Park, Cardiff, the attendance as 3,000 or 7,000, the scorer of Ireland's third goal as J. Maxwell.
Credits/Sources:
George Glass
The British Home Football Championships 1884-1984 (Richard Samuel, 2003)
Lancashire Evening Post
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Notes:
* Alternative sources list the venue as Ninian Park, Cardiff, the attendance as 3,000 or 7,000, the scorer of Ireland's third goal as J. Maxwell.
Credits/Sources:
George Glass
The British Home Football Championships 1884-1984 (Richard Samuel, 2003)
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