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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.
Peter O'Mahony stopped short of calling time on his Test career but the Ireland captain admitted lifting the Six Nations trophy after victory over Scotland was the defining moment of his career.
Peter O’Mahony said leading Ireland to the Six Nations title is “not a bad one to go out on” as he left question marks surrounding his international future.
Peter O’Mahony insists further Guinness Six Nations glory means “absolutely everything” to Ireland and stressed his countrymen would have metaphorically sacrificed limbs for such success in the recent past.
Ireland’s Under-20s could only watch as England secured the Six Nations title last night.
Since Ireland got in on this gig, back in 1890, they've managed to win the championship outright just 15 times so 'just’ retaining their title this evening is nothing to be sniffed at, says captain Peter O'Mahony.
Peter O’Mahony is determined to prevent the “torture” of another tense Guinness Six Nations finale but admits Ireland are aware of all possible permutations ahead of Saturday’s title decider against Scotland.
It was no surprise that Peter O'Mahony has set his sights on beating Scotland but the Ireland captain says the senior players are aware of the permutations that would clinch the Guinness Six Nations title.