History of sport might suggest otherwise, but decent people do well in golf and elsewhere

The players overcame the seemingly insurmountable, but supporters need to come back to earth

Premiership club label media speculation ‘misguided’ and ‘disrespectful’

Putting 42 points on the Twickenham board silenced the increasing din of negativity around Andy Farrell’s squad

Andy Farrell has used 30 players in the first three rounds of the tournament, with only two playing every minute

Leinster centre insists challenge now is to match the standards shown in historic Twickenham win

Time spent on international duty can only improve their game, forwards coach Alex Codling says

Ireland have climbed back up the world rankings after beating England but Italy’s tournament could still go either way

His value lies not just in physical attributes but also his ability to read the game and pick those running lines

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‘I bloody love mauls to be honest, they’re probably my favourite part of the game’

Victory against Welsh rivals would ensure Triple Crown shoot-out with Scots

Quick Irish start, lineout problems, handling errors and yellow card put England 22 points behind after just over half an hour

From tactical mastery to clinical finishing, Farrell’s Ireland leaves English pundits stunned at Twickenham

Jamison Gibson-Park and Stu McCloskey led the way but Ireland were immense all over the park

Perhaps the issue in this Six Nations is not individual players, but a selection philosophy that feels reactive rather than strategic

Ireland's multiphase tries against Italy a timely reminder that this side is capable of outsmarting heavyweights

Andy Farrell’s players can’t afford to turn up at Twickenham in the same mental state they did in Paris

After Thursday’s team announcement there was a sense that the England game may bring clarity around Ireland’s form

Despite all the griping, Irish people are still optimistic