Ireland Six Nations 2018 Fixtures

Ireland clinched their third-ever Grand Slam with a clean-sweep in the 2018 Six Nations Championship.

Ireland had won the title in the fourth round. Victory over England at Twickenham on St Patrick's Day then secured the Grand Slam.

Ireland Six Nations 2018 Results

France 13-15 Ireland Stade de France, Paris Saturday 3rd February 2018 Attendance: 74,878

Ireland 56-19 Italy Aviva Stadium, Dublin Saturday 10th February 2018 Attendance: 51,700

Ireland 37-27 Wales Aviva Stadium, Dublin Saturday 24th February 2018 Attendance: 51,700

Ireland 28-8 Scotland Aviva Stadium, Dublin Saturday 10th March 2018 Attendance: 51,700

England 15-24 Ireland Twickenham Stadium, London Saturday 17th March 2018 Attendance: 82,062

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Ireland Rugby Team News

Jacob Stockdale scores a try against England at Twickenham

Ireland wing Jacob Stockdale named Six Nations player of the championship

23rd March 2018

Ireland wing Jacob Stockdale has reflected on "a truly memorable few weeks" after being named Six Nations player of the championship.

Ireland celebrate Grand Slam victory at Twickenham

5 things we learned from the Six Nations

18th March 2018

Ireland have emerged as the dominant force in the northern hemisphere after sweeping all before them in the 2018 Six Nations. Here, we examine five things we learned from the tournament.

Best feeling ever for Ireland captain after Grand Slam glory

17th March 2018

Rory Best has declared captaining Ireland to just their third-ever Grand Slam as a dream come true.

Ireland celebrate Grand Slam victory over England at Twickenham

17th March 2018

Ireland ignited the St Patrick's Day celebrations by completing the third Grand Slam in their history as England collapsed to a 24-15 defeat that nudges them towards Six Nations despair.

England and Ireland in action during 2017 Six Nations

Preview: England v Ireland talking points

16th March 2018

England and Ireland arrive at Twickenham on Saturday with different intentions, one looking to rescue their Six Nations and the other seeking to make it complete. Here, we examine five talking points heading into the game.