Greig Laidlaw: Scotland can send message with victory in Dublin

Scotland captain Greig Laidlaw believes a victory against Ireland in Dublin in their final Six Nations clash will prove they are serious contenders again for honours.

Wed, 16 Mar, 2016 - 00:00

Gavin McCafferty

Scotland halted a run of nine straight Six Nations defeats in Rome before claiming a first win over France in 10 years on Sunday.

Now Laidlaw believes they have the confidence to turn over Ireland.

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