REVIEW-Rugby-Six Nations delivers high drama and substance once again


  • Rugby
  • Sunday, 16 Mar 2014

LONDON (Reuters) - The Six Nations Championship delivered in spades once again as Ireland claimed the title with a nerve-shredding 22-20 win over France in the final match to clinch the trophy on points difference from England.

Fifteen games of high intensity boiled up into a fitting finale as Brian O'Driscoll bowed out of the international stage by helping Ireland secure only their second victory in France in 42 years.

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