AFTER an eventful 12 months in international rugby, the Six Nations is back for another instalment, with Ireland’s attempt at an unprecedented third successive Six Nations Championship title starting with a chance to correct last year’s sour note.

England can "shock" Ireland and set themselves up for a run at the Six Nations title, says three-time winner Danny Care.

Kick-off time, TV channel, live stream, team news, lineups, h2h, odds - Defending champions out for Dublin revenge after Twickenham drama ruined Grand Slam hopes

There is plenty on the line in both the short and medium term for Ireland and England in Saturday's Six Nations clash in Dublin.

ENGLAND have received a major boost ahead of their opening Six Nations clash against Ireland in Dublin. Scrum-half Alex Mitchell is set to return for the Aviva Stadium opener in Dublin on

Ireland lock Joe McCarthy will miss Saturday’s Guinness Six Nations opener against England due to injury. Interim head coach Simon Easterby has moved Tadhg Beirne into the second row to replace McCarthy, with Ryan Baird given a rare international start after being named at blindside flanker.

England start their Six Nations campaign with the hardest possible test of facing defending champions Ireland this weekend. Steve Borthwick’s side endured a poor 2024 which included a

Ugo Monye gives his verdict on England's chances ahead of the Six Nations 2025. England are under pressure to demonstrate progress as Steve Borthwick enters his third Six Nations as coach.

Steve Borthwick has spiced up England’s Six Nations line-up by picking both Curry twins to start against Ireland on Saturday. The pair of flankers, Tom and Ben, are in the XV together for the first time although they were in the 23 for November’s defeat to New Zealand.

Exclusive: A fan at heart, England’s head coach is calling for his team of ‘fierce competitors’ to take the game to Ireland in Dublin

Steve Borthwick has announced the England squad to face Ireland in their opening match of the 2025 Guinness Six Nations at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin

Technicians from England and France are set to help restore power to homes and businesses across Ireland following Storm Eowyn. More than 300,000 remain without power across Ireland following record-setting wind speeds.