Suaalii, Wallabies and Ireland

Wallabies centre Suaalii could be fit to face Ireland
Australia centre Joseph Suaalii could regain fitness in time to face Ireland on Saturday after sustaining an arm injury in last Sunday's defeat by Scotland.
Wallabies' relief as Suaalii cleared of fractured arm
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii's hopes of finishing his first Wallabies tour with a flourish against Ireland are still alive after a more positive update on the injury he suffered against Scotland.
'He goes bloody hard' - Wallabies hope sensation Suaalii will be fit to face Ireland
IT’S A MEASURE of Joseph Suaalii’s impact in just three appearances for the Wallabies that his injury on Sunday against Scotland was met with such dismay among Australian supporters. Some even felt that Suaalii being forced off in the first half with a potentially serious injury meant their hopes of beating Ireland in Dublin this Saturday had gone up in smoke.
Rugby-Australia's Suaalii a chance to face Ireland
Wallabies centre Joseph Suaalii could face Ireland in the final match of Australia's tour in Dublin this weekend despite leaving the pitch with an injury against Scotland on Sunday. Fears that the high-profile rugby league convert had broken his wrist in a tackle on Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu during the 27-13 loss at Murrayfield proved unfounded,
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii could win fitness race to play against Ireland
Wallabies centre Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii could face Ireland in the final match of Australia's tour in Dublin this weekend despite leaving the pitch with an injury against Scotland on Sunday.
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