HISTORY AWAITS IN London this weekend with a Grand Slam on the line.
Ireland travel to Twickenham knowing they’ll lift the Six Nations trophy on St Patrick’s Day but Joe Schmidt will be determined to make it his first tournament clean sweep as well.
We’ll be giddily discussing how they can get the job done once again in a live Six Nations Show at the East Side Tavern on Leeson Street, Dublin on Thursday evening.
Our very own Murray Kinsella and Gavan Casey will be joined by former Leinster and Ireland man Mike McCarthy to break down the Xs and Os, look back on Scotland’s visit to Dublin, and pinpoint exactly where Ireland’s vital game against Eddie Jones’ side this weekend can be won and lost.
Doors open at 7pm.
If you and your friends want to be a part of the conversation, put your questions and thoughts to our panel, and enjoy a drink, join us for a great night out. Tickets are priced at €10 and available to buy online here.
Capacity for the Volkswagen-supported event is limited so get yours now to avoid disappointment.
Please note the show will be filmed and broadcast.
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– First published 12.19, 11 March
Keane is still our best striker by a mile, even at his age. He could well do what Totti has done and play until he’s 40. Let’s face it, we need him. Look at Doyle, people barely know where he plays now, not to mention he couldn’t even start for Wolves last seas on. Then we’ve Long, God knows the last time he even scored a goal. After that there’s a few more jokers such as Walters, Sammon and Cox. And yet no room for Sheridan. Baffling!
Everybody should have faith!! It’ll be tough but we can definitely get something out of this game…
Nicking a draw will be an absolute result for us.. COYBIG!
I moved to Germany in the summer and I’m going to the match on Tuesday. Can’t wait for it. Hopefully the lads can get a result, it will be tough but Germany are not up to speed yet after their WC win so no reason we can’t go out and do a job
Apart from maybe the German players, and their tactics!!
Yeah kev that’s the way Poland saw it too…..
I’d be fearful of a German backlash…!! If we could sneak a draw it’d be great.
I fear it will be the same as last time if we have ward on the pitch as a full back and mcgeady lacking the defensive capabilitirs to save his arse. . People looking for solace in the germans other games are stretching credulity. The scots had a tricky pacy striker who did the damage and the poles had a similar threat with the quality of lewandoski. I hope i am very wrong and lads stand up and play at a level they have not shown thus far .
Of course we wont have exactly the same scenario as at lansdowne 2 years ago but i think we will have enough of it to be worried against an angry german outfit.