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By Tom Fordyce
1410: Reasons to be fearful for Wales: that Irish back row. Reasons to be cheerful: they’ve scored a try on every visit to Dublin since 1970. And Ireland conceded 14 penalties last time out at Twickenham.
From RKW Bred on 606:](http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/606/A64861301)“Ireland to win by 6, Scotland to snatch a late win by 3.“From BBC Sport’s Bryn Palmer in Dublin:](http://twitter.com/BBCBrynPalmer)”“Leprechauns, leeks +daffodils in abundance@Croker. grey skies+gentle breeze, but all set 4 a craicer.””
1353: A sprinkling of stats to whet the appetites: Ireland have beaten Wales in eight of their last ten meetings. On one side, BOD with his 100th cap; on the other Martyn Williams with his 95th. Scotland (cover your eyes, wearers of the kilt) have won just one of their last nine Six Nations matches, and have lost four matches in a row. On the other hand (uncover eyes, kilters) they’ve beaten England in their last two meetings at Murrayfield.1345: Now then. This is what I call a Saturday. Ireland v Wales up first (prelim thoughts: easy on eye, plenty of fun) followed by Scotland v England at 1700 (prelims: dour yet compelling)This article is from the BBC News website. © British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.