It follows allegedly critical post-match comments made by Maestri to the media about match referee Wayne Barnes.

The full-back secured 24.6% of the public vote.

Centre Jonathan Davies has claimed “it just didn’t seem right” after Wales’ RBS 6 Nations campaign ended in controversial and crushing fashion against France.

HURLING and Gaelic football may be our national games but all Irish sports people come together in a particularly high-octane way when the opportunity to up-scuttle our friends and neighbours from across the Irish Sea presents itself.

On a rainy night in Dublin that provided happiness for both sides, it was also understandable there was frustration in both camps as they lapped the Aviva Stadium in near darkness.

Wales are waiting to hear if any action will be taken after claiming there was "evidence to suggest" wing George North had been bitten during Saturday's Six Nations clash against France.

Tadhg Furlong insists he is happy to leave his British and Irish Lions chances in the lap of the selectors.

Eddie Jones shouldered full responsibility for England's latest Grand Slam implosion in Dublin - then admitted he cannot wait to take on New Zealand.

There was a controversial finish to Wales' 6 Nations clash against France in Paris.

Ireland were 13-9 winners against the Six Nations champions.

Hartley believes England's 13-9 loss to Ireland shows they still have room for improvement.

Man-of-the-match could not have been anyone but Peter O'Mahony.

Ireland have ended England's 18-match unbeaten run and Grand Slam hopes.

Wales were denied a sixth successive win against France in an incredible ending.

Cotter's Murrayfield reign ended on a high.

From the desire to spoil England's Grand Slam and world-record party, to chasing second place in the world rankings, the Aviva Stadium encounter is dripping with motivation for the hosts.

Ireland 10 England 14: Gavin Coombes’ late try was not enough to deny England U-20s a Grand Slam as Nigel Carolan’s side fell just short in Donnybrook.

Joe Schmidt must have given serious consideration to putting Peter O’Mahony in the starting line-up, writes Donal Lenihan.

Ireland 7 England 34: England’s women captured their first Six Nations title since 2012 as they swept to victory in a pulsating Grand Slam decider at Donnybrook last night.

Dublin hasn’t been a happy hunting ground for English sides in the Six Nations era, writes Simon Collings.

Ireland insist Andy Farrell is too “professional” to let preparing a team to nullify his son Owen cloud his coaching for today’s RBS 6 Nations clash with England.

The sight of the battleship England hoving into view, all guns blazing and with plenty of ammunition still left to unleash, might remind Irish supporters of when the All Blacks landed in Chicago last November.

The Ireland Women's challenge fell away in the final quarter at Donnybrook tonight as England secured their first Women's Six Nations title since 2012.

The Ireland Under-20s outperformed their English counterparts in a pulsating encounter but just fell short of a final round win at a wind-hit Donnybrook.

The fascinating aspect of England’s long unbeaten run is the mental fortitude they can now call on at critical moments, writes Ronan O’Gara.

Niamh Briggs, by her own admission, is ultra-competitive and a disastrous spectator — so this will really test her limits.

It is a mark of just how far England have come under Eddie Jones that when the topic of facing off against New Zealand was put to him yesterday, the Australian retorted with a wry smile and bags of confidence.

Ireland U20 coach Nigel Carolan insists his side wouldn’t lack for motivation against Grand Slam- chasing England at Donnybrook this evening (6pm).

Eddie Jones has responded to the prospect of England facing New Zealand this year by joking that he would like the fixture to be staged straight after Saturday's Grand Slam match in Dublin.

Joe Schmidt has told Ireland to ignore Eddie Jones' barbs and stick to their own game against England in Saturday's RBS 6 Nations finale.

Joe Schmidt has rung the changes as his side attempt to prevent England from claiming back-to-back Grand Slams.

Vunipola replaces Nathan Hughes at number eight and Watson is recalled at the expense of Jack Nowell.

England may be chasing immortality, but David Wallace believes Ireland will be the hungrier team when the pair meet on Saturday.

Ireland host Grand Slam chasing in England on Saturday

Marie-Louise Reilly is set to win her 50th cap.

Ireland welcome England to the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.

The same team beat Ireland 22-9

Bernard Jackman said he will leave Grenoble with great memories and experiences after his five-year coaching stint with the French club came to an end yesterday.

Earls will have one training session to prove his fitness to face England.

"There was nothing in that whatsoever. It was just a harmless hand gesture"

"Ireland are an extremely well-coached side."