Ireland's Peter O'Mahony is treated for an injury during their International rugby union match against Australia at Aviva stadium in Dublin November 16, 2013. REUTERS/Cathal McNaughton
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland will travel to France with a full bill of health as they seek the victory that would almost certainly make them Six Nations champions and end Brian O'Driscoll's international career on a high.
After recovering from a narrow 13-10 defeat by England with a 46-7 thrashing of Italy, Ireland go to Paris with three wins and a +81 points difference, meaning any sort of victory for Joe Schmidt's team will likely bring their second title in 29 years.
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