Rugby

Ireland continue their 2026 Guinness Women’s Six Nations campaign against Italy at Galway’s Dexcom Stadium on Saturday 18th April.

Ireland start their 2026 Guinness Women’s Six Nations campaign with a daunting-looking opener against defending champions England at Twickenham on 11th April.

The finale of the Six Nations is on 14th March, with Super Saturday and a triple-header that will decide the fate of the title, Triple Crown and Wooden Spoon.

France can clinch the title with a win over Scotland at Murrayfield, before Italy attempt to beat England, in Round 4 of the Six Nations on 7th March.

Read Tonybet’s preview of Ireland’s Six Nations game four skirmish with Wales at the Aviva Stadium on Friday 6th March in Dublin, including free predictions.

Ireland got their 2026 Six Nations campaign up and running against Italy. Can Andy Farrell mastermind a follow-up victory over rivals England at Twickenham?

Ireland lost in Paris in their Six Nations opener, though a clash with Italy at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday 14th February offers them a shot at redemption.

Ireland host South Africa at the Aviva Stadium looking to make it three wins on the bounce in the Rugby Autumn Internationals.

Ireland will host Australia in Dublin at the Aviva Stadium on 15th November in the 2025 Rugby Autumn Internationals.

The Autumn Internationals are here and Ireland will host Japan at the Aviva Stadium on 8th November. Andy Farrell’s side remain firm favourites on home soil.