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Hi Mrgoggins 90. You recently made an edit to the Ireland vs Scotland history page which I reverted because I am skeptical of the reliability of your source. I have a couple of questions.

1. Who is the author John Griffiths? What are his credentials?

2. The source states that both "Scotland" (who in Scotland?) and "Ireland" (who in Ireland?) recognized the abandoned match as a test along with the replayed test but where have both the actual SRU and the IRFU stated this? What source does the book itself reference? It appears to completely lack citations. Infact the IRFU only recognize 66 wins in all articles about head to heads between the two sides. SRU's website has said the same. This completely contradicts the book which was published in 2000.

3. Ignoring above, where does your source even say the abandoned match apparently now recognized as a test is also recognized as a win for Scotland? In the majority of cases, matches abandoned early are declared as a draw even if one side is leading. See Japan v Hong Kong 2015 and the most recent Rugby World Cup. You're gonna need a really good source if you want us to even entertain the notion a 20 minute game should be recognized as a Scottish win because even your own source doesn't say that. Stevenbfg (talk) 00:31, 21 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Hello Stevenbfg I too question the merit of a 20 minute match. However, the Irish rugby statistics page acknowledges that to date Scotland have won the matchup 67 times. https://www.irishrugby.ie/ireland/men/statistics/ This led me to credit Scotland with 67 wins. Unfortunately, the links you have attached led me to error pages. Mrgoggins90 (talk) 04:58, 21 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Hi Mrgoggins. Apologies I must have formatted incorrectly. Here are the links:

https://www.irishrugby.ie/2020/02/01/head-to-head-ireland-v-scotland-17/

https://www.scottishrugby.org/tickets-and-events/events/ireland-v-scotland

So the IRFU appears to be contradicting itself. Both these articles were published 2-3 years after Scotlands last win and IRFU refers to the 1885 abandoned game as simply "abandoned" instead of a loss. The SRU do not appear to disagree either.

I've actually emailed the IRFU directly to ask them to clarify. For all we know the article writer may have just copied wikipedia and the statistics page writer as well when Scotland had 67 wins listed a few months back. Hopefully they respond.

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Thank you Stevenbfg. I appreciate your diligence in contacting the IRFU and look forward to hearing their reasoning. I am hoping that the match is simply regarded as abandoned by both rugby unions and that the IRFU change their statistics page to reflect that. Kind regards Mrgoggins90 (talk) 06:11, 22 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Hi there, just wanted to let you know that currently the Lions Japan match isn't classified as an official test match by the Lions as of yet (has to been classified by the 1888 Club who haven't met as of yet) and so therefore I've reverted some of your edits on caps and on the main Lions page. Many thanks. Rugbyfan22 (talk) 13:40, 28 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Hi I noticed that on Séamus Power's page you incorrectly added he was the fifth player from ROI to win a PGA Tour event. You added James Edmundson and Peter O'Hara. For a start Edmundson was from Northern Ireland not the Republic so he has been removed. Peter O'Hara won events in the 1921 New Jersey Open and the 1922 Houston Open. These wins were prior to the inception of the PGA Tour which was not created until 1929. So how are they PGA Tour wins ?. Also O'Hara changed his nationality to American prior to the 1924 US Open as he finished T7th under the American flag. Can you tell me do you know what year he changed his allegiance to the US ?. Regards 80.233.24.156 (talk) 15:52, 19 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Hi my changes were in response to this from ESPN stats info account. https://twitter.com/espnstatsinfo/status/1416925244959383554?s=21 However, I could not find another verified source to back up this claim. I think Edmundson was included here because he was born pre-partition of Ireland. I have no information regarding when O’Hara changed his nationality. Mrgoggins90 (talk) 18:38, 19 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Well I am afraid EPSN should get their facts right because Ireland gained it's independence in 1922 and Edmundson did not win until 1923. He is Northern Irish. It says O'Hara won 4 times up to 1931. He was representing the USA in 1924 imo these two players should not be included as these wins were before PGA Tour inception. 89.204.228.133 (talk) 20:27, 19 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]

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