Six Nations 2017: Pain of past defeats drove Scots to victory - Jonny Gray
9 years ago by BBC Rugby NewsJonny Gray says Scotland were determined not to repeat the mistakes of previous narrow defeats as they held on to beat Ireland.
WATCH: Deft Parisse handling gives Italy lead
9 years ago by RBS 6 NationsA spot of Sergio Parisse magic helped Italy edge out to a 7-0 lead in their RBS 6 Nations clash with Wales at Rome's Stadio Olimpico.
Irish Rugby TV: Scotland v Ireland - Post-Match Reaction
9 years ago by Irish Rugby NewsIreland head coach Joe Schmidt, captain Rory Best and top carrier CJ Stander all spoke of their disappointment with the team performance following the 27-22 defeat to Scotland in Saturday's RBS 6 Nations...
Ireland is a team of glaring weaknesses
9 years ago by TheRoar.com.auNarrow defence, a lack of penetration and a shaky lineout were the theme of the day for Ireland. The most glaringly obvious and disappointing aspect of this Ireland performance was the narrow defence....
RBS 6 Nations Match Stats: Scotland 27 Ireland 22
9 years ago by Irish Rugby NewsA look at the official match statistics, provided by Accenture, from Ireland's opening RBS 6 Nations clash with Scotland at BT Murrayfield on Saturday.
Sean O'Brien laments poor start against Scotland but takes positives going into Italy clash
9 years ago by Irish IndependentIreland intend to vent their anger on Italy in Rome next weekend for the slow start that caught them cold in Scotland.
Gray: Past pain drove victory
9 years ago by Sky Sports RugbyScotland second row Jonny Gray says that the pain of previous defeats in the Six Nations drove them on to their 27-22 victory over Ireland.
O'Brien: Start must be better
9 years ago by Sky Sports RugbySean O'Brien believes Ireland's frustration will ensure they start better against Italy next weekend after losing 27-22 to Scotland in their Six Nations opener on Saturday.
Comment: Complacent Ireland were well and truly Chicagoed by fiery Scots
9 years ago by Irish IndependentWe can't say they didn't warn us. Scotland sent Ireland homeward to think again. Joe Schmidt's men were well and truly Chicagoed.
