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8th March 2016
04:58pm GMT

As a result, Ireland are 0 from 3 and have just one point to their name.
Italy and Scotland are up next, however, and Ireland are hoping to show some new pages from the play-book and unload a sense of injustice about chances missed and stringent referees.
At this afternoon's press briefing at Carton House, Ireland assistant coach Greg Feek told us:
"There is definitely that temptation [to change things up] but, again, we are hungry for that win. We're hungry to play good rugby and we're eager to get that win in front of all the loyal supporters we have, and ourselves as a team. "Trying too much can sometimes be detrimental but we have some good things there that we probably haven't played with, which we're excited about too. "We just haven't got going. That's exciting for us as a team, to hopefully have an opportunity to get... We need to get some of those things right and hopefully we will get going this weekend."There you have it. Those plays you thought you would see, you might get to see them this Saturday at the Aviva Stadium. Possibly. Cynics might say too little too late. However, as Ben Rumson [Lee Marvin] said in Paint Your Wagon, 'A little taste is better than no taste at all'.

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