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Ireland Draw with Wales

Series

Series Name
British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.
1746A
Date Released
22 Nov 1962
Date submitted
19 Nov 1962
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1Close Finish in Cross-Country
  2. 2Power Station Fish!
  3. 3Russians in the Channel
  4. 4Ireland Draw with Wales
  5. 5Scoot That Scooter

Story

Story No. within this Issue
4 / 5
Summary
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Ireland Draw With Wales. DESCRIPTION: Wales, the visitors, came out first for their encounter with Ireland at Lansdowne Road, Dublin. Before the match got under way, both skippers were presented to President de Valera. On a pitch made extremely slippery by heavy rain, it was Wales who kicked off. (The match had been postponed and counted for last season’s championship). The second half started with Ireland 3 points in the lead. The Welshmen never gave up trying, and it was they who scored the only other goal, the one which levelled the issue, a fine penalty by Hodgson. SHOTLIST: Key scene. MS Wales come out. MS crowd. MS team captains presented to President de Valera. GV crowd. GV start of game. MS crowd. MS Wales attack. MCU crowd. MS Ireland attack. MCU spectator. GV play. MCU crowd. MS Ireland take penalty and miss. MS crowd. GV play. MCU crowd. MS Wales score. MS crowd. MS Ireland attack. MS crowd. MS Ireland score. Score 1 - 1.
Keywords
Sport; Rugby football
Locations
Dublin; Republic of Ireland
Footage sources
Pathe
Card file number
85508
Credits:
Commentator
Leslie Mitchell
Length of story (in feet)
158
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