Summary
Ireland's rugby team has made several changes to its lineup for the upcoming Six Nations match against Scotland, with James Ryan being unavailable due to an injury. Joe McCarthy will replace Ryan, and several other players have been shuffled, including Dan Sheehan and Tommy O'Brien. Scotland also made three changes to its lineup for the game in Dublin.
Key Facts
- James Ryan will not play in the match against Scotland because of a calf injury.
- Joe McCarthy replaces James Ryan in the second row for Ireland.
- Dan Sheehan and Josh van der Flier return to Ireland's starting lineup.
- Tommy O'Brien is selected on the left wing for Ireland.
- Ireland must win against Scotland to maintain their chances at the Six Nations title.
- Scotland has made three lineup changes, including Max Williamson and Grant Gilchrist in the second row.
- The match is a Triple Crown decider, with Ireland having won the Triple Crown three times in the past five years.
- The game takes place before a crucial final match where France will play against England.
