Trinh-Duc starts as France change six
1 decade ago by RBS 6 NationsFrançois Trinh-Duc will make his first RBS 6 Nations start since 2013 after being named at fly-half by Guy Novès for Les Bleus on Sunday against Scotland.
Irish Rugby TV: Rory Best On Ireland v Italy
1 decade ago by Irish Rugby NewsWe spoke to Rory Best after the Captain's Run at the Aviva Stadium about his 50th RBS 6 Nations appearance, the improvements to be made against Italy and potential new cap Bealham who has been added to...
Finlay Bealham ready to step up to the plate as Cian Healy ruled out
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentIreland forwards coach Simon Easterby says he has no doubts about Connacht prop Finlay Bealham’s ability to adapt to Test match rugby after he was promoted to the bench for tomorrow’s Six Nations clash...
Scots make two changes for France clash
1 decade ago by TheRoar.com.auScotland have picked No.8 Josh Strauss and centre Alex Dunbar in two changes to the team for the Six Nations match against France at Murrayfield on Sunday. The pair will start their first game of the tournament...
Bealham given late call up for Italy clash
1 decade ago by Ultimate RugbyConnacht's Finlay Bealham has been called up to the bench for Ireland's round 4 clash this weekend against Italy. Cian Healy's late injury paved the way for the uncapped prop's call up.Bealham has had...
Brian Moore's predictions: Clinical England could seal RBS 6 Nations triumph?
1 decade ago by RBS 6 NationsAs we head into the business end of the Championship, England and Harlequins legend Brian Moore believes the RBS 6 Nations title could be wrapped up as early as this weekend.
Preview: Ireland v Italy
1 decade ago by Rugby 365SIX NATIONS ROUND FOUR: Joe Schmidt has insisted he's still enthused by his Ireland team, despite them sitting second bottom of the Six Nations table ahead of Italy's visit to Dublin on Saturday.
Cotter and Novès prepare for Sunday
1 decade ago by RBS 6 NationsIt's been ten years since Scotland last beat France in the RBS 6 Nations, their only win over Les Bleus in the Championship, but they'll be hoping to put that right on Sunday.
Even a 50-point win won't paper over cracks
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentThe result against Italy tomorrow is a foregone conclusion and Ireland will win by 20 points.
Late Change At Scrum Half For Ireland U-20s
1 decade ago by Irish Rugby NewsThere is a late change to the Ireland Under-20 team (sponsored by PwC) to play the Italy Under-20s at Donnybrook on Friday (kick-off 7.35pm).
