Daily Mirror (Northern Ireland)
SIX NATIONS
HOW IRELAND RATED
DAVE KILCOYNE
Strangely only the Munster prop’s second Six Nations start but deserves to stay in to face Scots.
Throwing into the
7 lineout still needs work but brings a lot to the party. Came off injured.
RONAN KELLEHER TADHG FURLONG
Great to see the Leinster star make first start in 12 months. Was like he was never gone.
IAIN HENDERSON
Unlucky not to be awarded first try. The Ulster second row will hope for an injury-free run now.
JAMES RYAN
The Leinster ace was Ireland’s top tackler once again. Solid and steady on his return from injury.
TADHG BEIRNE
Rampaging second half run shows exactly what the Munsterman can do in open play.
WILL CONNORS
Having forced his way back into the side the Leinster player will be hard to omit now. Two tries, excellent
CJ STANDER
all-round show. Grabbed the fourth try for a very welcome bonus point. Enjoyed himself in the
No support for an enterprising tap penalty, lively display throughout from the scrum-half.
JOHNNY SEXTON
Ireland skipper managed the game very well and kicked eight out of eight at the posts.
JAMES LOWE
Good to see him playing his normal game. Denied his first championship try by borderline decision.
ROBBIE HENSHAW
Superb on the occasion of his 50th Ireland appearance – and it feels like there’s even more to come.
GARRY RINGROSE
Leinster centre backed himself to get through a narrow gap for the first try, his ninth at this level.
JORDAN LARMOUR
Restored to the side on the wing but hip flexor injury saw him replaced by Keith Earls at the half-time interval.
HUGO KEENAN
Full-back ran a great line to score the second try. Very assured once again as the last man.
IRELAND REPS.
Keith Earls 7, Andrew
Porter 7, Cian Healy 6,
Rob Herring 6, Ryan Baird 7, Craig Casey 7, Jack Conan 7, Billy Burns 6
Born Dec 13 1955, Woodford Position: Central defender Career
PLAYER
1973 Arsenal U18s
1973-78 Orient
1978-83 QPR
1983 Notts County (on loan)
1984-89 Newcastle
1989-1992 Watford
1992 Leyton Orient
1992-93 Gillingham
MANAGER
1992-93 Gillingham (playermanager)
1993-96 Watford
1997-98 Burnley (assistant manager)
1998-99 England (assistant manager)
1999-2001 West Ham (assistant manager)
2001-03 West Ham
2004-06 Newcastle (assistant manager)
2006-07 Newcastle
2007-09 Norwich
2015 Sheff Weds (advisor)
2016-18 Stevenage (advisor)