How Ireland retained their title in a staggering Six Nations finale

Today's staggered finale of the RBS 6 Nations began with four teams - England, Wales, Ireland and France - in contention for the title.

How Ireland retained their title in a staggering Six Nations finale
Sat, 21 Mar, 2015 - 19:37

Today's staggered finale of the RBS 6 Nations began with four teams - England, Wales, Ireland and France - in contention for the title.

Here we map out how the day unfolded.

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