3 hours ago · Scotland 18-32 Ireland. Gregor Townsend took the unusual step of thanking Ireland before kick-off for dishing out lesson after lesson in a 10-game winning streak over Scotland.

3 hours ago · Ireland captain Caelan Doris went over for his side’s second try. Pic: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile. Gregor Townsend’s side hadn’t made an impression on the opening half in terms of game plan or territorial gain but they did get something on the board just ahead of the half-time break, with Van Der Merwe somersaulting over in style in the corner to put five points on the board, with the ...

3 hours ago · Ireland put on a superb display as they dominated Scotland in a 32-18 victory to stay perfect in this year's Six Nations, adding fuel to their bid for an unprecedented third straight title.

21 hours ago · Ireland win and keep their Grand Slam attempt intact. They are the only team who can still win the Grand Slam. Sam Prendergast, James Lowe and Jamison Gibson-Park were all brilliant. The Irish pack was huge in moments. With that said, a very impressive showing from Scotland in the second half.

3 hours ago · Ireland remain on track for a Six Nations grand slam after handing Scotland a bruising 32-18 defeat in an impressive exhibition of stealth and power at Murrayfield. Tries from Calvin Nash, captain ...

3 hours ago · The Scots endured a disastrous first half in which they allowed the dominant Irish to build a 17-0 lead through tries from Calvin Nash and captain Caelan Doris while also losing three of their most influential backs: Duhan van der Merwe to a yellow card, and both talismanic co-captain Finn Russell and wing Darcy Graham to head injuries.. Scotland rallied just before and just after half-time ...

3 hours ago · Ireland only added three points during the sin-binning having failed to make the most of several returns to the Scottish 22, a lineout maul held up over the line, a defensive turnover on the line ...

3 hours ago · Ireland powerd past Scotland with a commanding performance at Murrayfield to keep their Grand Slam ambitions on track. Neil O'Riordan , Chief Sports Writer Published : 17:03, 9 Feb 2025

Ireland, however, scored again in the 31st minute as Doris crashed over at the end of a display of power from the rampaging forwards for a 17-0 lead. Van der Merwe's record-extending 31st try for Scotland came on the stroke of halftime in a rare foray into Irish territory.

3 hours ago · Scotland 18 Ireland 32: Ireland secure 11th consecutive win over hosts, with tries from Calvin Nash, Caelan Doris, James Lowe and Jack Conan giving Gregor Townsend’s side no chance