Match Report – Georgia 5 – 34 Ireland

Paul Okonil was responsible for a temporary coach for the first time, with Andy Farrell and many Ireland players at the duty of lions; Watch each game on 2025 Lions Tour, including the three tests against Australia, live in Sky SPORTS

He helped two goals in the first half by the first Tommy O’Brien Ireland in scored his impressive victory over Georgia in Tbilisi.

Ireland was without a main coach Andy Farrell and a large number of players due to the British and Irish Lions’ obligations, but it showed its deep power with a guaranteed offer on a stadium steeped in the rain.

O’Brien raced more than twice on the opening exchanges before Craig Casey occupied his first appearance with a good attempt at the beginning of the second period.

Nick Timoni concluded the scoring late, while Sam Burndrgast added 14 points during an unparalleled kick under temporary president Paul Oconilel.

The former Captain O’Brien in Ireland needed only two minutes to get out of the mark as he drowned in the Burndstast kick and landed next to the leaflets.

The successful transfer of Prendergast was followed by the second result of Ireland in the eighth minute. It was the same group again as Prendergast sent the ball over the top and O’Brien in the right corner.

Jimmy Osborne is treated from Ireland by Becca Saginads from Georgia

After Prendergast added the additions to make them 14-0, Georgia launched a response, with Boos after the TMO decision not to make the wonderful single effort of Tabutsadze.

TMO was once again asked to exclude an attempt by Prendergast before Ireland ended the half of a sour observation. Jacob Stockell was forced to leave the stadium after an injury in his left arm, then Georgia got the results plate.

With the watch in The Red, the hosts continued to investigate the Irish defense and penetrated thanks to Tornike Jalagonia in the corner. It was a bad end for the professional half, but the temporary captain Casey went up after the break, and moved within 60 seconds after joining Ryan Bird to celebrate his first match with the badge with an attempt.

Another transfer was followed by two penalties, as Ireland created 22 points by the second half point.

O’Connell began mixing his packaging while seconds fell in heavy rains, as Tom Ahren and Jack Airger sent for the first time.

This was followed by a fourth attempt by Ireland, as Timoni collected a lie kick to assemble it despite the presence of Georgian players.

After TMO was asked to intervene, he was eventually granted, and Prendergast fell another wonderful kick from the touch line to finishing 14 points on a successful night for the temporary Ireland team.

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