Wales too strong for Ireland at Cardiff Arms Park.
Ireland suffered a heavy Five Nations defeat in Cardiff. The final score of Wales 32 Ireland 4 that losing margin was among the worst in Irish international rugby. Wales scored five tries while the only Ireland score was a Willie Duggan Try.
The match took place at Cardiff Arms Park on 15 March 1975.
Highlights from the game shown here are from the programme 'Action 75'.
This episode of 'Action 75' was broadcast on 20 March 1975. The commentator is Fred Cogley.
Wales:
J.P.R. Williams, G.G. Davies, R.T. Bergiers, R.W. Gravell, J.J. Williams, P. Bennett, G. Edwards, A.G. Faulkner, R.W. Windsor, G. Price, A.J. Martin, G.A. Wheel, T.J. Cobner, T.M. Davies, T.P Evans.
Ireland:
A.H. Esnor, T. O. Grace, R.A. Milliken, C.M. Gibson, A.W. McMaster, W. McCombe, J.J. Moloney, R.J. McLoughlin, K.W. Kennedy, R.J. Clegg, M.I. Keane, W.J. McBride, J.F. Slattery, W.P. Duggan, M.J. Sherry
Referee: M.J. St. Guilhem (France)
