Andy Farrell: 'Darcy Graham and Scotland feel we're there for taking — and rightly so' 

The Scots haven’t beaten Ireland in eleven meetings but they come to Ballsbridge on the back of three straight wins since an opening day loss in Rome
SILVER LINING: Scotland's Darcy Graham with the The Auld Alliance Trophy. Pic: Andrew Milligan/PA

SILVER LINING: Scotland's Darcy Graham with the The Auld Alliance Trophy. Pic: Andrew Milligan/PA

Andy Farrell says Scotland’s Darcy Graham is “entitled to his opinion" that Ireland are there for the taking when the teams meet on the last day of the Six Nations in Dublin this weekend.

The Scots haven’t beaten Ireland in eleven meetings but they come to Ballsbridge on the back of three straight wins since an opening day loss in Rome. The last of those was a stunning 50-40 defeat of Championship leaders France in Murrayfield.

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