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    Andy Farrell: Falling short of Grand Slam is ‘best thing’ for developing Ireland

    by Ed Elliot Mar 17, 2024 2 minutes
    Source: PA Wire

    Andy Farrell believes falling short of back-to-back Grand Slams will be the “best thing” for the development of his triumphant Ireland squad after masterminding another title success.

    Farrell’s men retained the Guinness Six Nations trophy on Saturday by beating Scotland 17-13 in Dublin to bounce back from having their 100 per cent record extinguished in agonising fashion against England.

    Ireland’s current crop of stars

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