Six Nations: Maggs ready to play part

Kevin Maggs is looking forward to taking Ireland’s Lloyds TSB Six Nations title campaign into the home straight.

Mon, 04 Mar, 2002 - 09:25

Kevin Maggs is looking forward to taking Ireland’s Lloyds TSB Six Nations title campaign into the home straight.

The Bath centre played a pivotal part in the 43-22 victory over Scotland at the weekend which puts the Irish back on track after their disaster at the hands of England a fortnight ago.

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Courts Rugby Heathrow Place: Bath Place: France Place: Dublin Place: Stade de France Place: Paris Place: Twickenham Place: England Place: Murrayfield Person: Maggs Person: Kevin Maggs Event: TSB Six Nations Organisation: Ireland Organisation: Scotland Organisation: Italy Organisation: Scotland.’’

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