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Ireland Scores 106 Against Portugal in Record-Breaking Rugby Match

LISBOA, PORTUGAL, JUL 12 – Ireland rugby team set multiple records including most tries (16) and conversions (12) in a match while surpassing their previous highest score of 83 points, officials reported.

  • Ireland defeated Portugal 106-7 in a record-breaking rugby Test match on Saturday at Estádio Nacional do Jamor in Lisbon.
  • The match followed Ireland's 2024 Six Nations victory and arose amid a positional contest between Jack Crowley and Sam Prendergast for the No10 jersey.
  • Ireland scored 16 tries with 11 different scorers including debutants Hugh Gavin, Shayne Bolton, and Alex Kendellen, and led 54-0 at half-time.
  • Jack Crowley, aged 25, kicked 12 of 15 conversions, breaking Ronan O'Gara's record of 10 conversions in 2000, and coach Andy Farrell praised the team's clinical performance.
  • The victory set new Irish records for highest points and tries in a Test, suggesting a strong squad depth ahead of their November 1 game against New Zealand in Chicago.
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Ireland scores 106 against Portugal in record-breaking rugby match

Ireland has thrashed Portugal by a record 106-7 in a rugby test in Lisbon. The 16-try victory surpassed the 83-3, 13-try win over the United States in 2000 and set Ireland records for most points, most tries and biggest margin.

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The Irish passed no less than 16 tests at the Portuguese selection this Saturday, in Lisbon, in a test-match.

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