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Ireland scored six tries in a 48-10 bonus-point victory over Italy on Saturday to earn their first win of this year's Six Nations and condemn the hosts to a 30th consecutive defeat in the tournament. Tries from Garry Ringrose, Hugo Keenan and Will Connors gave the visitors a seemingly unassailable 24-point first-half lead, but Italy hit back before the interval when Johan Meyer touched down in the corner. CJ Stander muscled over to secure the bonus point for Ireland and Connors added a further score while Italy had two men in the sin bin, before substitute Keith Earls dotted down a sixt...

By PA Sport StaffKeith Earls completed Ireland’s rout by touching down late on, with Sexton’s conversion making the final score 48-10.With Italy having two men in the sin bin after conceding a series of penalties, Ireland m...

England’s Six Nations hopes are over after losing a controversial match 40-24 to triple crown-winning Wales in Cardiff while Ireland beat Italy 48-10 in Rome. Revitalised Wales remain on course for the most unlikely of Six Nations grand slams after winning the triple crown with a 40-24 defeat of undisciplined England in a controversial match […]

Out of 10: How did you rate Ireland's victory in Rome? Andy Farrell’s men secured their first win of the Championship with a rout of Italy.. By The42 Team Saturday 27 Feb 2021, 6:01 PM Feb 27th 2021, 6:01 PM 15,015 Views 17 Comments Image: Tommy Dickson/INPHO Image: Tommy Dickson/INPHO ANDY FARRELL’S IRELAND ended their three-match losing run in the Six Nations with a 10-48 win over Italy in Rome. The full match report of the six-try vic...

Italy 10 Ireland 48 - Six tries bagged by Andy Farrell's men in Rome for first win of 2021 Six Nations Irish Mirror 27/02/2021 Michael Scully A tonic in Rome for Ireland as Andy Farrell's side ran in six tries to win at the Stadio Olimpico. After two opening defeats for the first time in the Six Nations, this was a must-win for Ireland and the outcome was never in doubt after Italy took an early lead through a Paolo Garbisi penalty. As the first half progressed, Ireland visibly grew in confidence and the ambition and execution was largely there from the off against admittedl...