Kidney confirms D'Arcy fit to face Scots

Ireland's Gordon D'Arcy has been given the nod to start tomorrow's final Six Nations match against Scotland.

Fri, 19 Mar, 2010 - 15:33

Ireland's Gordon D'Arcy has been given the nod to start tomorrow's final Six Nations match against Scotland.

The Wexford man and Leinster star had been an injury concern for Declan Kidney in recent days but after today's Captain's Run at Croke Park the Irish coach confirmed he is fit enough to take his place at Croke Park.

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Courts Rugby Six Nations Place: Croke Park Person: Kidney Person: D'Arcy Person: Gordon D'Arcy Person: Declan Kidney Event: Six Nations Event: Captain's Run Organisation: Ireland Organisation: Scotland Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Leinster

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