Full time19 March 1977
Lansdowne Road, Dublin, Ireland · Five Nations 1977Head-to-head
France won by 9 points.
Scoring
- –PIreland penalty · Mike Gibson3–0
- –PIreland penalty · Michael Quinn6–0
- –CFrance conversion · Jean-Michel Aguirre6–2
- –PFrance penalty · Jean-Michel Aguirre6–5
- –PFrance penalty · Jean-Michel Aguirre6–8
- –PFrance penalty · Jean-Pierre Romeu6–11
- –TFrance try · Jean-Pierre Bastiat6–15
Line-ups
Ireland
- 1Phil OrrProp
- 2Patrick WhelanHooker
- 3Ned ByrneProp
- 4Moss KeaneSecond row
- 5Ronnie HakinSecond row
- 6Harry SteeleFlanker
- 7Fergus SlatteryFlanker
- 8Willie DugganNumber 8
- 9John RobbieScrum-half
- 10Michael QuinnFly-half
- 11Freddie McLennanWing
- 12Mike GibsonCentre
- 13Raymond FinnCentre
- 14Tom GraceWing
- 15Tony EnsorFull-back
- 16Roger CleggBench
- 17John CantrellBench
- 18Stewart McKinneyBench
- 19Robbie McGrathBench
- 20Stephen Blake-KnoxBench
- 21Larry MoloneyBench
France
- 1Gerard CholleyProp
- 2Alain PacoHooker
- 3Robert PaparembordeProp
- 4Jean-Francois ImbernonSecond row
- 5Michel PalmiéSecond row
- 6Jean-Pierre RivesFlanker
- 7Jean Claude SkrelaFlanker
- 8Jean-Pierre BastiatNumber 8
- 9Jacques FourouxScrum-half
- 10Jean-Pierre RomeuFly-half
- 11Jean-Luc AverousWing
- 12Francois SangalliCentre
- 13Roland BertranneCentre
- 14Dominique HarizeWing
- 15Jean-Michel AguirreFull-back
- 16Christian SwierczinskiBench
- 17Armand VaquerinBench
- 18Alain GuilbertBench
- 19Richard AstreBench
- 20M BillacBench
- 21Christian DelageBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Ireland 37–62 France, 7 drawn in 106 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Ireland going in
France going in
- Previous meeting: 7 February 1976, Ireland 3–26 France
- Next meeting on record: 18 February 1978
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.