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DUBLIN: Ireland ended France’s 14-match winning run with a 32-19 bonus-point victory over their biggest rivals for the Six Nations title in a breathless game between the world’s top two teams that lived up to its billing on Saturday.
Scotland are off to their best-ever start in the Six Nations after a 35-7 thrashing of Wales on Saturday made it two wins from two for Gregor Townsend's men.
Finn Russell ran the show as Scotland blitzed Wales 35-7 at BT Murrayfield to kick off a Guinness Six Nations campaign with back-to-back victories for the first time.
France boss Fabien Galthie claimed his side lacked energy and were tactically naïve in their loss to Ireland.
A thoroughly deserved win for Ireland, as they go two from two in this season's Six Nations championship.
It was all cheers and smiles when a star-studded team of cyclists delivered the match ball ahead of the Scotland v Wales Six Nations game after a gruelling 555-mile charity ride in memory of the late rugby legend Doddie Weir.
Ireland coach Andy Farrell hailed his side's 32-19 bonus-point win over France in the Guinness Six Nations as "heroic", but believes the winning margin should have been even more emphatic.
Johnny Sexton hailed the significance of Ireland's Guinness Six Nations victory over France given the potential that both sides could meet in the World Cup should they both reach the knockout stages later this year.