The best tweets and images from Ireland's Six Nations win
It's fair to say the past two days have been a rollercoaster of emotion.
From the euphoria of the first Irish try, to the nail-biting tension of the closing minutes, a nation watched as our boys in green fought their way through the French to become champions of the RBS Six Nations.
Before the match, tributes poured in for the man, the legend, Brian O'Driscoll who would be playing in the Ireland jersey for the last time.
beautifully created face montage of Brian O'Driscoll from Inpho Sports photog agency adorns front of @ExaminerSport pic.twitter.com/0yBGfhsTFj
— Tony Leen (@tonyleen) March 14, 2014
Of course, it would be hard to beat Ryanair's tribute!
During the match, we were all on the edge of our seats. Some of us roared at the TV, some of us put our heads in our hands.


And then Ireland emerged victorious. The place went mad.




Cian Healy's took an epic selfie.
Enough is enough pic.twitter.com/K4v1ARtPar
— Cian Healy (@ProperChurch) March 15, 2014
Not to be outdone, the Irish rugby WAG's decided whatever the team could do, they could do better. They answered Cian Healy's snap with one of their own.
Overkill on the selfies but love this!! @amyhuberman @hayleymryan wooo! #RoundTwo 👏👏👏 pic.twitter.com/V6nd4DN9tC
— Holly Carpenter (@Holly0910) March 16, 2014
After the dressing room celebrations were over, Brian O'Driscoll took off his Ireland jersey for the last time.
Phew! Worked out ok! Thanks for all the messages of support. Unreal feeling. Not easy taking this off for last time pic.twitter.com/Sq89BdLOnw
— Brian O'Driscoll (@BrianODriscoll) March 15, 2014
After some emotional farewells, Gordon D'Arcy decided to let Johnny Sexton shave his beard... and Twitter went crazy.
Sexto gets to shave the beast !!! FINALLY pic.twitter.com/XgCvjZvt3Z
— Cian Healy (@ProperChurch) March 15, 2014
Fair play to this young lad for allowing us use @formschool during the 6 Nations. #rollingbacktheyears #himnotme pic.twitter.com/LISZ7J63Tn
— Brian O'Driscoll (@BrianODriscoll) March 16, 2014
Then tonight, Ireland arrived into Dublin airport. A huge crowd of 1,500 people were there to greet them.
It's coming home! @DublinAirport @irfurugby @rugby_ie @RTErugby @rbs_6_nations pic.twitter.com/C6E3iuzIzx
— Inpho Photography (@Inphosports) March 16, 2014
Congratulations to Six Nations Champions @irfurugby pic.twitter.com/Vlh5CSc0sm
— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) March 16, 2014
A Hero's Welcome! @BrianODriscoll and the team are greeted by hundreds of fans @DublinAirport @irfurugby @RTErugby pic.twitter.com/HvQVgaWOiB
— Inpho Photography (@Inphosports) March 16, 2014


