Andy Farrell's Ireland team has started their Six Nations campaign by reviewing their performance in the previous World Cup. They aim to learn from their mistakes and improve for the upcoming tournament.
BY THE TIME you’re reading this, Andy Farrell’s Ireland will have done their World Cup review as a group. Well, they might be heading towards the end of it if things really dragged on. Their first meeting together this afternoon, as they assembled in Dublin ahead of the Six Nations , involved discussing what they can learn from last year’s World Cup quarter-final exit at the hands of New Zealand. This is standard practice, in fairness.
Nearly every national team begins a new campaign by reviewing what they did the last time they were together. There has been plenty of URC and Champions Cup action since October but Ireland’s last outing together was a painful one. They want to be better than they were at the World Cup. So today, they’ve been digging into some of the stuff they didn’t get right in France. “We’ll be open and honest,” said Farrell earlier today at the Six Nations launch at the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin. “It’s the only way you move on, by addressing things and we’ll certainly be doing that over the next couple of week
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