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DUBLIN : Scotland must get mentally stronger to turn intermittently brilliant form into more wins, captain Finn Russell said after his team ended their Six Nations campaign with more defeats than victories following Saturday's 17-13 loss to Ireland.
DUBLIN :Ireland beat Scotland 17-13 in a nervy game at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday to clinch back-to-back Six Nations titles for the second time in 11 years and put last year's World Cup disappointment behind them.
Jamison Gibson-Park paid tribute to his team-mates after a nervy 17-13 victory over Scotland as Ireland successfully defended their Guinness Six Nations title.
Ireland have become back-to-back Six Nations champions following a hard-fought 17-13 win over Scotland at the Aviva Stadium.
Tries by Dan Sheehan and Andrew Porter got the Irish over the line as the hosts were thwarted time and again by a magnificent Scottish defence.
Scotland have made two backline changes in their side for Saturday’s final Six Nations Championship fixture against Ireland in Dublin, with centre Stafford McDowall and scrumhalf Ben White selected to start.
Glasgow centre Stafford McDowall will make his second appearance for Scotland when he starts Saturday's Guinness Six Nations match against Ireland in Dublin.
Ireland say Calvin Nash and Ciarán Frawley are both still in contention to be fit for Saturday's Guinness Six Nations finale against Scotland at the Aviva Stadium.