Six Nations team of the week: Irish in form again
Round two of the Guinness Six Nations produced three homes victories as Ireland and Scotland made it two from two, while England got the better of Italy.
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Round two of the Guinness Six Nations produced three homes victories as Ireland and Scotland made it two from two, while England got the better of Italy.
A thoroughly deserved win for Ireland, as they go two from two in this season's Six Nations championship.
Ireland took a giant step towards the Six Nations Grand Slam by beating title-holders France 32-19 in a pulsating encounter between the world's top two sides at Lansdowne Road on Saturday.
DUBLIN : Ireland underlined their status as the world’s number one team as they overwhelmed defending champions France 32-19 on Saturday in a fantastic Six Nations match that absolutely lived up to its billing, delivering wonderful tries and relentless skill.
Sometimes games don't live up to expectations, other times they exceed them.
DUBLIN : Ireland made one change for Saturday's potentially pivotal Six Nations clash at home to France, with Ulster's Rob Herring replacing Dan Sheehan after the increasingly influential young hooker was ruled out through injury.
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell has made one change to his side for Saturday's Guinness Six Nations meeting with France at the Aviva Stadium (live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player).
Tadhg Furlong, Cian Healy and Jamison Gibson-Park will all miss Ireland's crunch Six Nations game with France on Saturday but skipper Johnny Sexton is expected to be available.