This one went down to the wire.
Ireland won their opening Six Nations match against Scotland 22-15 in a captivating match at Broadwood.
Ireland will be disappointed with the performance considering they were heavy favourites coming into the match but a number of unforced errors and a failure to land conversions from their first three tries meant that the game was still in the balance in the dying seconds of the match.
Although there was an element of frustration with the display, it was a thrilling game to watch and it was nigh on impossible to predict a winner as the game entered the final minutes.
Thankfully, Ireland crashed over in the dying seconds of the match to secure a memorable victory.
It’s safe to say that Ireland rose our blood pressure to unhealthy levels throughout the match.
https://twitter.com/aoifedoyle98/status/827612525881655298
https://twitter.com/RoisinMurphy__/status/827609804319367170
https://twitter.com/Niamh_Buckley/status/827609068571357184
#SCOvIRE This is a real cracker of a match very evenly balanced at the mo 67 min, COYGIG
— 🇮🇪🇪🇦Pedro Ó Maolagáin (@PeterFMulligan) February 3, 2017
https://twitter.com/FairGameCast/status/827610407288393728
Thankfully Ireland got the job done in the end
https://twitter.com/denise7lynch/status/827614470730027010
https://twitter.com/RoisinMurphy__/status/827614457346084865
Serious bravery from the women. Great result & start to the weekend. @RTEsport #SCOvIRE
— Ronan Moore (@ronanmoore) February 3, 2017
Roll on the U20’s and the senior lads.
