Saturday, March 15th has arrived, and Italy's rugby team bids farewell to the 2025 Six Nations by facing Ireland at the Olympic Stadium. After the victory against Wales and defeats against

Ireland have had their struggles in the Stadio Olimpico, but they should have too much class for this Italian team as they look to bounce back from the loss to France. Italy can hurt them in the wide channels and on counter-attack, but Ireland should dominate up front and outlast their hosts.

Ireland have a glimmer of hope that they can retain their Six Nations crown on Saturday when they take on Italy in Rome, looking to bounce back from a painful defeat to title favourites France.But Ireland,

Ireland will bid farewell to Peter OMahony and Conor Murray who are set to start from the bench while Cian Healy - Ireland most capped player with 137 matches - has not been included in the match day squad;

Italy's head coach Gonzalo Quesada has made significant changes for the Six Nations encounter with Ireland, including benching captain Michele Lamaro. Manuel Zuliani takes his place, and Juan Ignacio Brex assumes captaincy.

Top Democrat Schumer backs Republican spending bill to avert shutdown Safe-haven gold clears $3,000 for the first time Officials say Gene Hackman’s dog helped first responders find him Sam Darnold Explains Why He Decided to Sign With Seahawks in Free Agency Garfield by Jim Davis Total lunar eclipse shines eerie red in night sky: See photos of rare blood moon This Indulgent Sandwich Was One of Queen Elizabeth’s Favorites Tesla is getting pummeled in the stock market,

Ireland fly-half Jack Crowley will make his first start of this Six Nations in the team's tournament finale away to Italy on Saturday after ousting Sam Prendergast from the No 10 shirt. The 25-year-old Munster stand-off played every minute of Ireland's title-winning campaign in 2024 but Leinster out-half Prendergast,