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Mike’s wife was ‘in tatters’ on the sideline in Stade de France
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Ballyhooly’s Mike Ross and his wife Kimberlee with the RBS Six Nations trophy after Ireland’s great victory last Saturday in the Stade de France. Mike has been a tower of strength for the boys in green again this year and has featured in many pundits top 15 players of the campaign.
The fateful rugby match between Ireland and France on Saturday last in Paris left Ballyhooly's Mike Ross elated, but it wasn't an easy match, as Mike told The Avondhu that his wife Kimberlee was watching on with frayed nerves.
Speaking to The Avondhu, Mike who played up until the 63rd minute, said that he was watching the final ten minutes from the sidelines and it was very tense.
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