Musgrave Park will be rocking on March 20th as Ireland chase a Grand Slam against Scotland following an emphatic win over England.   Trailing by 10 points early in the game, Ireland showed poise and maturity to recover from a number of missed opportunities against an always physical England side. Charlie Tector produced

Closing tries from replacements Jack Conan and Finlay Bealham secured only Ireland’s third win in their last 11 trips to Twickenham Stadium. Match Photo Gallery: England 15 Ireland 32 It took some time for Charlie Ewels’ early red card to be reflected on the scoreboard, but Andy Farrell’s men finished strongly to

A rare Six Nations win for Ireland at Twickenham, following up on the 2010 and 2018 successes. Charlie Ewels‘ early sending-off certainly hurt the hosts, but they turned in a massive performance to get back level at 15 points apiece. However, a strong finish from Andy Farrell’s men – with tries from

A hard earned bonus point win in Twickenham as Ireland overcame a 14 man England who pressured hard to stay in the game with a powerful scrum. Tries from James Lowe, Hugo Keenan, Jack Conan and Finlay Bealham helped Ireland to victory despite an outstanding set piece performance from England. Take

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Head coach Richie Murphy has named the Ireland Under-20 team, sponsored by PwC, for Saturday’s U-20 Six Nations encounter with England at StoneX Stadium (kick-off 7.15pm, live on RTÉ Player/RTÉ News Channel/BBC iPlayer). Murphy has made two personnel changes to the side that beat Italy in round 3 at Musgrave Park,