The Guinness Storehouse played
host to the official launch of this year’s Guinness Men’s Six Nations Championship in Dublin.
Ireland Head Coach, Andy Farrell, and captain Peter O’Mahony were on hand for the annual media day as they prepare for their title defence. The page has been turned on the disappointment of their Rugby World quarter-final exit, as the Ireland squad assembled on Monday having their sights very much on that famous first game against France last year.
Ireland Head Coach, Andy Farrell, and captain Peter O’Mahony were on hand for the annual media day as they prepare for their title defence. The page has been turned on the disappointment of their Rugby World quarter-final exit, as the Ireland squad assembled on Monday having their sights very much on that famous first game against France last year.
Speaking at the launch, Warren Gatland, the Wales head coach, said he is excited about the potential of his youthful squad ahead of the tournament. He added:
“This is my 17th involvement in the Six Nations, so I’ve been around for a while.
This week also sees the launch of the Netflix documentary filmed during last year’s tournement.