The quadrennial assembly of Britain and Ireland’s best and brightest will add yet more meaning to the Six Nations as Lions selection looms large over the tournament.

The challenges standing between Ireland and Six Nations history - SIX NATIONS 2025: As current Six Nations champions Ireland prepare for England this weekend, Michael Cooke analyses how interim boss S

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

Former Ireland assistant Les Kiss has highlighted how the defending champions could benefit from Lions boss Andy Farrell’s sabbatical

DAVID HUMPHREYS is confident Ireland will be okay without Andy Farrell in the Championship – but he insisted he still wants him leading the team long-term.  Ireland kick off their Six

The Six Nations is a tournament that can make heroes and, as this year's championship is about to get underway, we have selected one player from each team who could be the biggest headline maker of th

Whether it be Four, Five or Six Nations, whether amateur or professional and irrespective of opposition or venue, that opening encounter has long been the trend-setter that determines where the Grand Slam,

Ireland enters the tournament in rude health despite head coach Andy Farrell “stepping away” to focus solely on the Lions.

The Six Nations starts on Friday and the annual jamboree between the top rugby nations in the northern hemisphere isn’t short of storylines for the 2025 edition.

World Player of the Year Thierry Dusautoir gives his verdict on who will win the Six Nations - and gives his judgement on the job Ronan O'Gara is doing with La Rochelle

Ireland will be seeking to make history in 2025 as the first nation to become Six Nations champions for a third successive season. Given how competitive the tournament has become in modern times, this would represent a considerable achievement for the Green Army.

The quadrennial assembly of Britain and Ireland’s best and brightest will add yet more meaning to the Six Nations as Lions selection looms large over the tournament. While it is, ultimately, the competition prize that players will be vying for,