Andy Farrell Names Unchanged Starting Line-Up For Game Against Scotland

Thursday, 14 March 2024 14:31

By Hannah Kelly

Ireland's final game of the Six Nations 2024 will be with Scotland in the Aviva Stadium on Saturday

The Ireland fifteen is unchanged as they look to win back-to-back championships for just the second time in the Six Nations era.

Ireland's final game of the Six Nations 2024 will be with Scotland in the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.

Kick-off is at 4.45pm.

Head coach Andy Farrell has stuck with the same starting team that lost to England last week at Twickenham.

It's a five-three split on the bench with Iain Henderson losing out.

Harry Byrne and Garry Ringrose have been named in the replacements.

More from Sports News

Ireland Surrender 19-Point Lead In WXV Rugby Opener Against USA

The game changed after Elmes Kilan was sent to the sin bin just after the hour mark, with the USA scoring three tries during that period to turn that match around.
Arsenal's Perfect Premier League Start Ended By Brighton

The result brings Arsenal's unbeaten league run to an end and also snaps a seven-game winning streak in all competitions.
Séamus Power Six Shots Back Ahead Of Biltmore Championship Final Round

The Waterford golfer produced his best round of the week on Saturday, carding a six-under 65 to move to 15-under overall.
McIlroy Two Shots Back Heading Into BMW PGA Championship Final Round

Shane Lowry is also inside the top half of the leaderboard after another 69, leaving the Irish Open champion on seven-under, six shots off the pace.
Sunday Morning Sports Update

Keeping you up to date on GAA, Soccer, Golf, and Racing.
SFC/IFC/JFC Results & Sunday Fixtures; SFC Quarter Finalists/JFC semi finalists

Live updates of the games on More Music Sportsbeat. “Kfm’s Club Championship Live coverage is with FJS Plant, Naas: Construction, Agri and Groundcare equipment. FJS.ie”. Kfm will broadcast the Draws for the senior quarter finals, Intermediate & Junior semi finals SUNDAY evening 6.30pm from Cedral St. Conleth’s Park.
St Pat's Can Reclaim Premier Division Top Spot With Win At Sligo

Pat's are chasing a first league title since 2013, with tonight's trip another significant test in an increasingly tight title race.
Andrews’ Brentford Climb To Third After Convincing Chelsea Win

Chelsea had enjoyed the better of the opening half without creating enough in front of goal, but Brentford punished them after the interval and pulled away convincingly.