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Irish Rugby | Ireland Under-19s Lose Series Opener Against Japan

Ireland 39-31 Japan: Irish outlast Japan in high-scoring Test - BBC Sport

Japan stun Ireland to pull off another famous Rugby World Cup upset | Rugby World Cup 2019 | The Guardian

Liam Toland: Japan gave Ireland a lesson in how to value the ball – The Irish Times

Japan catches rugby fever with stunning Ireland upset - Nikkei Asia

Irish Rugby | Head-To-Head: Ireland v Japan

RUGBY/ Ireland edge Japan 39-31 in 9-try thriller in Dublin | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

Japan stun Ireland 19-12 in massive Rugby World Cup upset | South China Morning Post

Rugby World Cup: Japan stuns Ireland in upset | The Australian

Rugby hosts Japan stun Ireland 19-12 in massive World Cup upset | Loop Vanuatu

Japan 19-12 Ireland: Rugby World Cup 2019 – as it happened | Rugby World Cup 2019 | The Guardian

Japan 22-57 Ireland, first Test - Recap

Pool A - Japan v Ireland

Japan 19 - 12 Ireland - Match Report & Highlights

Japan Wants to Prove Win Over Ireland Was No Fluke - The New York Times

Brave Blossoms to face British and Irish Lions for first time in June - The Japan Times

Irish Rugby on X: "#RWC2019 FULL TIME SCORE: JAPAN 19-12 IRELAND #TeamOfUs #ShoulderToShoulder #JPNvIRE https://t.co/M3f8BVK4ai" / X

Rugby World Cup 2019: Japan players react to Ireland win at RWC

Japan completely stun the rugby world with breathtaking 19-12 win over Ireland at the Rugby World Cup - Wales Online

Match Review: Brave Blossoms v Ireland｜RUGBY：FOR ALL

Sportsfile - Ireland v Japan - Under-19 Rugby International - 2463439

Sensation of Shizuoka: Japan shock Ireland with another historic Rugby World Cup upsetFind your Rugby World Cup champions.

How surprise and innovation from Japan can stun favourites Ireland | Rugby World Cup

Pool A - Japan v Ireland

Hosts Japan upset Ireland with 19-12 win at Rugby World Cup

Japan beat Ireland in huge Rugby World Cup shock as tournament hosts blow race for quarter-finals wide open | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk