Today's rugby headlines as World Rugby refuse to address law despite backlash and Faletau's genius revealed
These are your morning headlines from the world of rugby on Tuesday, March 1.
Dan Sheehan Sport News
Italy game of little value to Ireland or England
It was an unfortunate sequence of events that reduced the Ireland versus Italy game to a foregone conclusion on Sunday at the Aviva Stadium.
Michael Lowry will never forget scoring two tries on ’emotional’ Ireland debut
Full-back Michael Lowry admits he will “never forget” his dream Ireland debut after lighting up Dublin with an electric display in the Guinness Six Nations.
Andy Farrell reviews ‘weird’ law as Ireland ease to Six Nations win over Italy
Andy Farrell expects World Rugby to review its rules after Ireland benefited from a “weird” law en route to blitzing depleted Italy 57-6 in the Guinness Six Nations.
Six Nations 2022: Unstoppable France, disarray in Dublin and confused England
Another round of Six Nations rugby is over and there are just three teams left in the title race with two games to go.
Michael Lowry will 'never forget' dream debut
Full-back Michael Lowry admits he will "never forget" his dream Ireland debut after lighting up Dublin with an electric display in the Guinness Six Nations.
Ireland hammer 13-man Italy 57-6 in farce
Ireland have kept the pressure on unbeaten Six Nations leaders France with a 57-6 thrashing of Italy in a game that descended into farce after the visitors were forced to play most of it with 13 men.
'We started to overplay it a little bit' - Farrell says there's a lot to learn from Italy win
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell says there is plenty that Ireland can learn, despite the facile nature of their 57-6 Guinness Six Nations win against Italy this afternoon.