A second bonus point win for Ireland in the 2023 Guinness Six Nations Championship as they beat France 32-19 and deny the visitors a losing bonus. Watch the highlights from the Aviva Stadium. The Match As It Happened Source: Irish Rugby
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Ireland Beat France With Bonus Point Win In Dublin
A pulsating game, a bonus point win, tries for Hugo Keenan, James Lowe, Andrew Porter and Garry Ringrose and a Player of the Match Performance from Caelan Doris. Take a look at the photo highlights from the 32-19 win against France. The Match As It Happened Source: Irish Rugby
Owens ready for positive reaction at Murrayfield
Wales skipper Ken Owens is expecting a response from his new look team after the defeat against the Irish in their Round 2 clash with Scotland in the Guinness Six Nations. Warren Gatland made six changes to his pack, one positional, for the game at Murrayfield and Owens wants his
How times have changed – 60 years on from those 111 line-outs
Sixty years ago, Wales were on a mission in Edinburgh, trying to gain a first win at Murrayfield in a decade. Clive Rowlands’ side had been beaten 13-6 by England on a rock hard, skating rink that doubled as the Cardiff Arms Park pitch before heading to Scotland. Rowlands had been
Biggar backs Wales to come out fighting
Dan Biggar knows Wales ‘have got to come out fighting’ against Scotland in Round 2 of the Guinness Six Nations. Scotland are chasing another piece of history having made it back-to-back wins at Twickenham with their 29-23 win over England. Gregor Townsend’s side are now seeking to win their first two games in
Guinness Six Nations: Ireland v France
A seismic clash awaits at a sold-out Aviva Stadium where Ireland, the Guinness Six Nations leaders and top ranked team in the world, battle it out with second-ranked France, the reigning Grand Slam champions. 2023 GUINNESS SIX NATIONS CHAMPIONSHIP: Saturday, February 11 – IRELAND (1st) v FRANCE (3rd), Aviva Stadium, 2.15pm (live RTÉ
Prendergast’s Late Penalty Proves Decisive For Ireland U-20s
Sam Prendergast landed a 77th-minute penalty to top off his 18-point tally and guide the Ireland Under-20s to a nail-biting 33-31 win over France at Musgrave Park. UNDER-20 SIX NATIONS CHAMPIONSHIP – ROUND 2: Friday, February 10 – IRELAND UNDER-20s 33 FRANCE UNDER-20s 31, Musgrave Park Scorers: Ireland: Tries: Paddy McCarthy, Hugh Gavin, Brian