The match kicks off on ... Kiwis can watch Six Nations rugby courtesy of Sky Sport, which is showing every game of the 2025 tournament, including Ireland vs France. Subscribers can also watch ...

France and Ireland will look to move on from their Rugby World Cup disappointment as ... and Ireland matching that feat a year ago. France vs Ireland is due to kick off at 8pm GMT on Friday ...

Ireland appear ... 23-Crowley. France head coach Fabian Galthie has made two changes to his starting XV, with fly-half Romain Ntamack returning from a two-match ban and Damian Penaud coming ...

France and Ireland meet in Marseille on Friday in a blockbuster opening match of this year's Six Nations. They will be playing their first Tests since agonising defeats in the quarter-finals of ...

Perhaps the best illustration for me was in 2007 when Ireland played France in Croke Park in the Six Nations Championship, the match creating ... At that point in our rugby evolution, we were ...

Ireland will take on France on their home ... Guinness Men’s Six Nations rugby championship. There will be a lot riding on this game, Six Nations said in its match preview - an Irish victory ...

Follow France vs Ireland reaction on Six Nations ... with La Marseillaise to come after Ireland's Call. A very extravagant pre-match light show is now underway at the Stade Velodrome.

WITH two games left to go and all the home nations out the way, Ireland could see this fixture against France as the toughest test on their way to lifting a third successive Six Nations Championship.

France fly-half Romain Ntamack will miss the next Six Nations match against Italy through suspension but will be allowed to return for the Ireland clash once he takes part in World Rugby's ...

Think of dramatic Six Nations games between Ireland and France, say ... Maybe this will be the match that lives up to the hype and drags rugby and sportswriting back out of the grip of the ...

Follow France vs Ireland reaction on Six Nations opening night live below! A very strong start from the aggressive and up-tempo Irish with tries from Jamison Gibson-Park and Tadhg Beirne.