Ireland keep Six Nations title dreams alive after dashing Scotland’s 43-21
Ireland's Jack Crowley, center, is tackled by Scotland's Finn Russell, left, and his captain Sione Tuipulotu during the Six Nations rugby union match between Ireland and Scotland, in Dublin, Saturday, March 14, 2026. PETER MORRISON / AP Ireland beat Scotland 43-21 on Saturday, March 14, to keep their Six Nations title hopes alive and win the Triple Crown for the fourth time in five years. Tommy O'Brien scored two of Ireland's six tries at Lansdowne Road as the Irish dashed Scotland's own hopes of the title and the Triple Crown. The Irish, who extended their winning run against the Scots to 12, have a three-point lead over France, who host out-of-form England later on Saturday. Ireland were quick out of the blocks, Jamie Osbor...