Ireland has managed to remove the bitter taste of defeat against France a fortnight ago with his second victory in the Six Nations tournament by winning a tight 18-21 to Scotland as a candidate to be departed the 'outsider' in this issue and is doomed, like Italy, not to put a new wooden spoon.
The Irish, with an essay by Heaslip at six minutes into the game and after several phases of its front and Redd another half an hour, they reached the break with a lead of five points as the elegant Paterson, 'recovered 'for the fifteenth head of the' Thistle 'clubs had passed between the three hits of punishment he got. After break, an essay by O'Gara, transformed by the very opening day starter in the 'XV Clover', raised the lead visitors to the twelve points, but another blow to Paterson, another of Dan Parks and a drop of opening today let stand in a thrilling match 18-21 with just ten minutes. 
But Ireland withstood the onslaught well known local and even done with the oval in various actions to hide it and hold it until it met Sexton 80 minutes and I missed out to hear the final whistle at Murrayfield. 
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