US EditionSix Nations: Ireland v Wales
Ireland aims to maintain title hopes against Wales, who seek their first Six Nations win since 2023, with referee Karl Dickson overseeing the intense contest.
- Ireland host Wales in the fourth round of the Six Nations at Aviva Stadium, Dublin tonight with kick-off 8.10pm and referee Karl Dickson confirmed.
- After scaling new heights at Twickenham, Ireland arrive buoyed by their England win two weeks ago, while Wales have not won a Six Nations game since 2023 and suffered 24 defeats from 26 Tests since the 2023 World Cup.
- The match featured intense defence, with Ireland making 67 tackles compared to Wales' 61, and Jack Conan's 44' try put Ireland 17-10 ahead.
- The standings show France on 15 points, Scotland on 11, and Ireland on nine, leaving Ireland reliant on France slipping to stay in title contention.
- Photographs showed travelling Welsh fans and Irish supporters in Temple Bar, Dublin, ahead of kick-off, with Gatland linking Wales' decline to Thatcherism and 1980s teacher strikes.
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Irish Rugby | Opta Facts: Guinness Men’s Six Nations – Ireland v Wales
Fresh from a record win away to England, Ireland (sponsored by Vodafone) resume their Guinness Men’s Six Nations campaign with a Friday night clash with Wales at the Aviva Stadium (kick-off 8.10pm). Check out the Opta Facts, provided by Stats Perform, below. – Ireland have won their last four Guinness Men’s Six Nations matches against Wales, […]
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