Ireland and France Set for Pivotal Six Nations Clash in Dublin

The match could determine the championship winner, with Ireland chasing a historic third straight title and France aiming to reclaim the crown.

Ireland and France face off in Dublin on Saturday in a match that could decide the Six Nations championship, with Ireland leading the table and France three points behind.
Ireland aims to become the first team to win three consecutive Six Nations titles since 2000, while France seeks to secure a second title under coach Fabien Galthié.
Key players returning for Ireland include captain Caelan Doris, who will win his 50th cap, and full-back Hugo Keenan, while France welcomes back fly-half Romain Ntamack and winger Damien Penaud.
A crucial battle is expected between the No. 8s, with Ireland's Caelan Doris and France's Gregory Alldritt both considered among the best in the world at their position.
This will be the final home game for Irish legends Cian Healy, Conor Murray, and Peter O'Mahony, adding emotional significance to an already high-stakes encounter.