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“Ireland’s refusal to invest minutes into players under 28 years old for the last 5 years seems to be catching up with them rapidly.†says Ben-Rus on Bluesky
47 mins. Some will say that the Ramos volley was a slice that jammily found a team mate. To those I would say look at how many times he’s done that this season for Toulouse; the man is a marvel.
46 mins. My oh my, what a try. Ramos screams for Dupont to chip over the top, which he duly does. The fullback reaches the ball and volleys it off the outside of his left boot to Bielle-Biarrey who races away to score another.
Ireland's Lions must lead the way for Farrell in Paris
Late Monday evening, not long after the Ireland squad arrived at their team hotel in La Defense on the west side of Paris, news broke on the other side of the world which served as a reminder of what their north star is for the next 18 months.
The 2027 Rugby World Cup draw was completed back in December, but confirmation of when and where Ireland would be playing their games in Australia next year just sharpens the focus heading into the penultimate Six Nations before their latest crack at an elusive World Cup run.
In 607 days, Ireland will take on Portugal in Sydney in their tournament opener, and six days later they'll face Scotland in what looks set to be the crucial game of Pool D.
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Six Nations 2026: Ireland out to stop 'darting fish' Antoine Dupont and favourites France
Ireland captain Caelan Doris admits he has been outmanoeuvred "several times" by France star Antoine Dupont
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On the eve of the Six Nations, Ireland captain Caelan Doris used an amusing analogy to describe the world's best player and highlight one of the myriad of challenges facing his side in Thursday's Stade de France tournament opener.
Asked about returning France captain Antoine Dupont, Doris described the famously elusive scrum-half as "one of those little fish you try to touch and they dart away from you".
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