In accordance with current Government guidelines on social distancing at sporting events it is increasingly unlikely that a capacity crowd will be facilitated at Aviva Stadium or Energia Park for the rescheduled 2020 Guinness Six Nations fixtures against Italy, confirmed by Six Nations Rugby.
Further to yesterday’s Press Release announcing the postponement of the Guinness Six Nations match between France and Ireland, Six Nations can now confirm that The Women and U20 matches between the two countries have also been postponed.
Following instructions received from the authorities in France, the decision has been made to postpone the Round 5 Guinness Six Nations match between France and Ireland. We are still awaiting confirmation for the Women’s and U20s fixtures.
Six Nations notes the decree issued by the Italian Government on March 4th with respect to all upcoming sporting events in that country.
The IRFU had a positive meeting with Minister Harris and his advisors today, where we requested a formal instruction as to the staging of the Ireland v Italy international matches over the weekend of 6/8 March.
The IRFU had a positive meeting with Minister Harris and his advisors today, where we requested a formal instruction as to the staging of the Ireland v Italy international matches over the weekend of 6/8 March.
Ireland head coach Andy Farrell has named the match day 23 to travel to London to take on England at Twickenham on Sunday 23rd February.
Adam Griggs has named a squad of 24 players ahead of the third round of the 2020 Women’s Six Nations.
Head Coach Noel McNamara has made two changes to his Ireland Under-20 team, sponsored by PwC, to face Wales in Round 2 of the Under-20 Six Nations at Irish Independent Park on Friday night (kick-off 7.15pm, live on RTÉ2).
Johnny Sexton captain’s the side from the pivot position and is partnered at half-back by Conor Murray.
