Wales vs. Ireland: How to Watch 2025 Six Nations Rugby Live From Anywhere
It's top vs. bottom at the Millennium Stadium as the Boys In Green look to make it a three-peat. Round 3 of the Men's Six Nations Rugby kicks off with a seemingly insurmountable task for struggling Wales as it looks to end Ireland's unbeaten start to this year's tournament.
Six Nations Wales versus Ireland kick off 14:15 Sat 22 Feb 2025
Wales are not alone in ringing the changes as Simon Easterby calls up seven players to the starting team from the win over Scotland. Dan Sheehan captains Ireland for the first time with regular skipper Caelan Doris ruled out because of a knee injury.
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