Wales R L

By Roger O'Brien
October 13 2010

After thumping Scotland in Glasgow last weekend the Wales RL team take on Ireland in the European Cup at the Gnoll on Sunday kick off is at 2pm. 

The following confirms ticket prices and further details for what is a very big game in the continuing  growth of Rugby League in the Principality.

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WALES v IRELAND AT THE GNOLL – SUNDAY 17^TH OCTOBER – 2PM

With a number of Scorpions favourites set to be in the Wales side, Crusaders’ Gareth Thomas is set play alongside them and play Rugby League in South Wales for the very first time. 

International Rugby League is the BIGGEST honour that any player can have and this year, it's an important competition. If Wales retain their Alitalia European Cup title by beating Ireland, Scotland and France then we will qualify for the Four Nations to take on England, New Zealand and Australia. We’ve already beaten Scotland, 60-22 last Sunday, so we’ve had the best of starts.

PLEASE TURN UP AND SUPPORT THE BOYS TO INTERNATIONAL GLORY IN OUR ONLY ALITALIA EUROPEAN CUP HOME GAME

Advanced tickets are priced just £8 for adults, £6 concessions and £4 for juniors with under 8s having FREE ADMISSION. Prices go up on the day to £10, £8 and £5 respectively. All tickets for this game allow you to sit or stand anywhere that's open in the ground.

Go to http://www.scorpionsrl.com/page.php?id=1303 for information and to buy tickets and don't miss THE BIGGEST RUGBY LEAGUE GAME IN SOUTH WALES THIS YEAR.

WALES v IRELAND on Sunday 12th October.

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