Ireland storm past Wales
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Captain Brian O'Driscoll celebrated his 100th cap in style as Ireland powered their way to a clinical 27-12 victory over Wales.How the Wales players rated
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LEE BYRNE: Guilty of a needless sin-binning that saw Wales concede two tries in his absence. Dreadful blunder. 3/10.
How the Ireland players rated
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GEORDAN MURPHY: Solid presence under the high ball but early switch from full-back to wing cost him opportunities to attack. 6
Wales beaten by Ireland
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Ireland celebrated captain Brian O’Driscoll’s century of caps by cruising to a victory which leaves them one win away from claiming their fifth Triple Crown in seven seasons.
Mallinder wary of Sarries
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Northampton director of rugby Jim Mallinder is expecting a tough test against Saracens in LV= Cup action on Sunday.Salvatore Perugini looking forward to France battle
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Italy prop Salvatore Perugini is relishing the prospect of taking on “one of the best teams in the world” in Paris tomorrow.
Ospreys pair are world’s best says Gerald Davies
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Wales and Lions legend Gerald Davies has hailed Shane Williams and Tommy Bowe as the best wingers in the world ahead of today’s Six Nations showdown between Wales and Ireland.
Munster duo aiming to be top of the locks
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It was lucky 13 for the Munster pair of Paul O'Connell and Donncha O'Callaghan as they helped steer Ireland to victory over England at Twickenham Stadium on the third weekend of the RBS 6 Nations.Rugby fans’ guide to a perfect international day
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Here is WalesOnline's guide to the best places to eat, drink and be merry in Cardiff's lively city centre before, during and after the Six Nations championship.
Fit-again Rees desperate to stop Irish party
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LIONS hooker Matthew Rees returns to Wales duty determined to spoil Brian O’Driscoll’s centenary party.