Six Nations - Lansdowne Road, 27 March 2004, 16:00 local, 16:00 GMT
Ireland (16) 37 - 16 (9) Scotland (FT)

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Teams

Ireland Scotland
Tries D'Arcy 2, Murphy, Stringer, Wallace Tries Hogg
Cons O'Gara 3 Cons Paterson
Pens O'Gara 2 Pens Paterson 2
Drops none Drops Parks
    Team
15 FB
Girvan Dempsey
14 W
Shane Horgan
13 C
Brian O'Driscoll (c)
12 C
Gordon D'Arcy
11 W
Geordan Murphy
10 FH
Ronan O'Gara
9 SH
Peter Stringer
1 P
Reggie Corrigan
2 H
Shane Byrne
3 P
John Hayes
4 L
Malcolm O'Kelly
5 L
Paul O'Connell
6 F
Simon Easterby
7 F
David Wallace
8 N8
Anthony Foley
    Replacements
16 H
Frank Sheahan
17 P
Marcus Horan
18 L
Donncha O'Callaghan
19 F
Victor Costello
20 FH
David Humphreys
21 SH
Guy Easterby
22 C
Kevin Maggs
    Team
15 FB
Chris Paterson (c)
14 W
Simon Danielli
13 C
Tom Philip
12 C
Andrew Henderson
11 W
Simon Webster
10 FH
Dan Parks
9 SH
Chris Cusiter
1 P
Allan Jacobsen
2 H
Gordon Bulloch
3 P
Bruce Douglas
4 L
Scott Murray
5 L
Stuart Grimes
6 F
Jason White
7 F
Ally Hogg
8 N8
Simon Taylor
    Replacements
16 H
Robbie Russell
17 P
Gavin Kerr
18 L
Nathan Hines
19 N8
Jon Petrie
20 SH
Mike Blair
21 C
Brendan Laney
22 W
Derrick Lee

Notes

 
Result Ireland won by a margin of 21 points
Six Nations points Ireland 2, Scotland 0
 
Ground name Lansdowne Road, Dublin
Attendance 42750
 
Referee NH Williams (Wales)
 
Ireland Test debuts none
Scotland Test debuts none

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