DUBLIN (AP) — Ireland got off to a five-point start to its bid for an unprecedented third straight outright Six Nations rugby title, overpowering...
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Maroc - iafrica.com - A La Une - 01/Feb 20:04
Ireland Recover To Secure Bonus Point Win Over England
Ireland had to come from behind against England to get their bid for a third successive Six Nations title off to a winning 27-22 bonus point start on Saturday thanks to a ferocious second half after the visitors had made life very uncomfortable. England got their gameplan spot on in the first half to lead…
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