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 Hi guys this is my Blog going over Ireland's progress through the Guinness Six Nations. I will try to post shortly after every match though It will more than likely be a bit after the match since I work in a bar that shows the matches. I hope you guys enjoy what I have to say on the topic.

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Ireland Vs England

This past Saturday Ireland played England in a nail biting Six Nations match and to say I was on the edge of my seat the whole 80 minutes would have been an understatement. This match had me worried that they’d have started their six nations campaign at the back foot and would have that defeat haunting them for the rest of the tournament. Especially with how they played in the autumn nationals they played well winning most of their matches, but most games were down to the wire against teams they had no issues with before, so I was sceptical coming into this, but this match has restored my faith in the team. England easily dominated the first half anyone who watched the match could agree to that statement with Caden Murley scoring a try on his debut game for England coming from a line break from Ollie Lawrence. During this half Ireland had made a lot of handling mistakes mostly by taking too many risky passes during crucial points of the match when good simple hands could have at least ...
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Ireland Vs Wales

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  This recent match against Wales was more shocking than I expected it to be. From how Wales has been playing this Six Nations and in previous years I was almost certain Ireland would win but the fact that it was that close together was very shocking. Like other Ireland fans I was shocked when I saw that Wales took the lead at the end of the first half. This match did ultimately secure the Triple Crown title gained by beating England, Scotland and Wales and one more win towards winning the Grand Slam gained by winning all matches within the tournament. It was a match full of drama, key performances, and high stakes, leaving both teams and fans alike with plenty to reflect on. The game began with both teams showing great intensity. Ireland struck first, with their number 8 Jack Conan crashing over the line for an early try. However, Wales responded strongly, with their spirited attack eventually leading to a try from Tommy Reffell and a crucial late score, putting them ahead 13-10...
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