Ireland host France in Dublin this weekend in the most-anticipated fixture of this year's Guinness Six Nations championship. Both sides, ranked number one and number two in the world respectively, got off to winning ways in the opening round.
Les Bleus are seeking to defend their title and Ireland are attempting to snatch it ahead of this year's World Cup.
Ireland ran rampant in Cardiff as they kicked off the championship against Wales, with early tries from Caelan Doris, James Ryan and James Lowe and a second-half score from Josh van der Flier helping them to a comfortable 34-10 victory. France, however, were pushed much harder by a determined Italy in Rome, with only a late Mathieu Jalibert try sealing a 29-24 bonus point win to deny the hosts a famous victory.