Millennium Trophy

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The Millennium Trophy is a rugby union award contested annually by Ireland and England as part of the Six Nations Championship. It was initiated in 1988 as part of Dublin's millennial celebrations. The trophy in the shape of a horned Viking helmet, donated by Digital.

[edit] Millennium Trophy Winners

1988: England 21 Ireland 10 Lansdowne Road

  • Ireland played England twice in 1988, losing 35-3 at Twickenham, but the first game for the Millennium trophy took place in Dublin in April, a month after the match in London.

1989: England 16 Ireland 3 Lansdowne Road

1990: England 23 Ireland 0

1991: England 16 Ireland 7 Lansdowne Road

1992: England 38 Ireland 9 Twickenham

1993: Ireland 17 England 3 Lansdowne Road

1994: Ireland 13 England 12 Twickenham

1995: England 20 Ireland 8 Lansdowne Road

1996: England 28 Ireland 15 Twickenham

1997: England 46 Ireland 6 Lansdowne Road

1998: England 35 Ireland 17 Twickenham

1999: England 27 Ireland 15 Lansdowne Road

2000: England 50 Ireland 18 Twickenham

2001: Ireland 20 England 14 Lansdowne Road

2002: England 45 Ireland 11 Twickenham

2003: England 42 Ireland 6 Lansdowne Road

2004: Ireland 19 England 13 Twickenham

2005: Ireland 19 England 13 Lansdowne Road

2006: Ireland 28 England 24 Twickenham

2007: Ireland 43 England 13 Croke Park

England currently lead the series 13 to 8.

[edit] See also

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