Latest news with champions Ireland set to name side for opener against England - Interim boss Simon Easterby faces a key call at fly half, with Scotland and Italy also set to reveal their line-ups tod

The Six Nations returns to television screens with the BBC and ITV again sharing coverage of the annual championship.The two terrestrial broadcasters’ combined deal runs until the end of the 2025 edition,

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Lawrence Dallaglio has told England players an all-expenses trip to Australia is up for grabs as the prize for winning their Six Nations opener in Dublin.

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In two month’s time the 2025 Six Nations will conclude with the traditional Super Saturday but this weekend it starts with what Welsh fans might be calling Fingers Crossed Friday. That distant

Sam Prendergast has won the race for number 10 shirt after he was named at fly-half for Ireland's clash against England in the Six Nations.

The BBC have confirmed their presenting line-up for this year's Six Nations, with former England skipper Dylan Hartley nowhere to be seen. We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures, and video on this breaking news story.

The Six Nations begins on Friday under the lights in Paris, drawing back the curtain on the most exciting six weeks of rugby action the northern hemisphere has to offer.

Ireland lock Joe McCarthy will miss Saturday's Six Nations opener against England, with Tadhg Beirne moving into the second row to replace him.

Simon Easterby, Ireland’s Interim Head Coach, has named his first matchday squad, for the highly anticipated Guinness Men’s Six Nations opener against England.