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          50dReuters

          Ireland dominate England to finish 6N with win

          A rejuvenated Ireland gave coach Andy Farrell the kind of performance he desperately wanted as they finished the Six Nations on a high by hammering England.

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          55dESPN

          Ringrose, Ryan ruled out of 6N clash vs. England

          Ireland have confirmed that James Ryan and Garry Ringrose won't be available for their final Six Nations game against England after both picked up injuries.

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          56dReuters

          Sexton kicks Ireland to 6N win over Scotland

          Johnny Sexton steered Ireland to a 27-24 victory over Scotland at Murrayfield on Sunday, grinding down a sparkling but indisciplined home side.

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          58dReuters

          Gibson Park starts ahead of Murray vs. Scotland

          Jamison Gibson Park will start at scrum-half ahead of Conor Murray for Ireland's match against Scotland in the Six Nations on Sunday.

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          58dReuters

          Johnson starts in four changes for Scotland

          Centre Sam Johnson starts his first match of the 2021 Six Nations when Scotland welcome Ireland to Murrayfield on Sunday.

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          71dReuters

          Ireland secure first Six Nations win vs. Italy

          Ireland scored six tries in a 48-10 bonus-point victory over Italy on Saturday to earn their first win of this year's Six Nations and condemn the hosts to a 30th consecutive defeat in the tournament.

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          72dTom Hamilton

          ESPN Rugby Pick'em: England to stop Wales' winning run

          There are just two Six Nations games this weekend due to COVID-19 but ESPN's Pick 'em goes ahead regardless and Tom Hamilton has your top picks for Round 3.

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          80dReuters

          Ireland's Doris ruled out for 'foreseeable future'

          Ireland's Caelan Doris is unlikely to return for the remainder of the Six Nations after coach Andy Farrell said the Leinster back-rower would be out for the "foreseeable future" because of concussion symptoms.

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          83dESPN

          Ireland's Sexton, Murray to return for Italy game

          Ireland coach Andy Farrell has said he expects captain Johnny Sexton and scrum-half Conor Murray to be available for their Six Nations trip to Rome to face Italy on Feb. 27.

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          84dReuters

          France march on with rare 6N win in Dublin

          France's bid to end a more than decade-long Six Nations title drought picked up further steam with a scrappy 15-13 victory over injury-hit Ireland on Sunday.

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          87dReuters

          Penaud given the nod ahead of Thomas

          France coach Fabien Galthie made two changes from the team who beat Italy for their Six Nations clash against Ireland at the Aviva stadium on Sunday.

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          87dESPN

          Burns replaces Sexton for France clash

          Billy Burns and Jamison Gibson Park have replaced the injured Johnny Sexton and Conor Murray for Ireland's Six Nations clash with France on Sunday at the Aviva in Dublin.

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          91dReuters

          Wales earn comeback win over 14-man Ireland

          George North and Louis Rees-Zammit scored second half tries as Wales overcame a poor start to defeat 14-man Ireland 21-16 in their opening Six Nations clash at the Principality Stadium on Sunday

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          93dTom Hamilton

          ESPN Rugby Pick'em: Six Nations Week 1 Predictions

          With the first weekend of the 2021 Six Nations fast approaching, Tom Hamilton breaks down each of the opening ties and advises you on who you should support in ESPN'S Rugby Pick'em.

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          93dESPN

          Lydiate returns to Wales after two-year absence

          Ospreys' Dan Lydiate has been named by Wayne Pivac in his side to face Ireland on Sunday in the flanker's first appearance for the national side since November 2018.

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          93dESPN

          Ireland's Lowe to make Six Nations debut

          Andy Farrell has handed winger James Lowe his Six Nations debut, picking him over Jordan Larmour, as he announced his team to face Wales in the Principality Stadium on Sunday on the Six Nations.

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          96dReuters

          Ireland's Doris, Roux out of 6N opener at Wales

          Ireland back row Caelan Doris and lock Quinn Roux will not play a part in Sunday's Six Nations opener against Wales due to injuries.

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          105dReuters

          Furlong back as Farrell names 6N squad

          Ireland included Tadhg Furlong in their squad for this year's Six Nations as coach Andy Farrell said he was ready to join the group despite last playing almost a year ago.

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          115dReuters

          Wales' Williams to miss 6N opener after ban

          Wales fullback Liam Williams will miss their opening Six Nations match after being handed a three-game ban following his red card in Scarlets' defeat by Cardiff Blues last week in the PRO14.

          2021 RankingsSix Nations

          • IRE4th
            Tries Scored 1st Wales : 20 Tries Scored
            WALES1st
            12
            20
          • IRE2nd
            Points Difference 1st Wales : 61 Points Difference
            WALES1st
            48
            61