THERE IS NO denying that the 2003 Rugby World Cup belonged to England.
Not only did they become the first northern hemisphere side to lift the Webb Ellis trophy, they also provided one of the most iconic moments in World Cup history.
Jonny Wilkinson’s drop goal to beat Australia will live long in our memories. But what about Ireland’s performance, how well do you remember that?
Let’s find out.
Advertisement
Which Irish player broke his leg in their last warm-up game against Scotland at Murrayfield?
David Humphreys
Girvan Dempsey
Geordan Murphy
Kevin Maggs
Which of the following backs did not make the squad for the World Cup?
Anthony Horgan
Gordon D'Arcy
Shane Horgan
John Kelly
Which of the following forwards was left out of the squad?
Malcolm O'Kelly
Simon Easterby
Paul O'Connell
Leo Cullen
Ireland were drawn in Group A with Australia, Argentina, Romania and which other nation?
Canada
Namibia
Tonga
Georgia
Who scored Ireland's first try of the tournament?
Brian O'Driscoll
Denis Hickie
Shane Horgan
Keith Wood
How many points did David Humphreys score against Romania?
12
14
16
18
How many tries did Ireland score against Namibia in their second group game?
8
9
10
11
Who scored the only try of the game as Ireland edged Argentina 16-15 in a must-win match for each team?
Alan Quinlan
Peter Stringer
John Hayes
Brian O'Driscoll
Who scored Australia's try in their 17-16 victory over Ireland in their final group game?
Elton Flatley
George Smith
Mat Rogers
Joe Roff
By how many points did Ireland trail France at half-time of their quarter-final?
20
7
27
14
Who scored Ireland's final try of the 2003 World Cup?
Brian O'Driscoll
Kevin Maggs
Ronan O'Gara
Victor Costello
Which of these Frenchmen did not get on the score-sheet in that quarter-final?
How's your memory of Ireland's 2003 Rugby World Cup?
THERE IS NO denying that the 2003 Rugby World Cup belonged to England.
Not only did they become the first northern hemisphere side to lift the Webb Ellis trophy, they also provided one of the most iconic moments in World Cup history.
Jonny Wilkinson’s drop goal to beat Australia will live long in our memories. But what about Ireland’s performance, how well do you remember that?
Let’s find out.
How well do you remember the 1999 Rugby World Cup?
Bros before they were pros: The Rugby World Cup is one big happy family
To embed this post, copy the code below on your site
2003 Rugby World Cup Down memory lane rwc 15 the green and golden years