Ireland interim coach Simon Easterby made two changes for Sunday's game against Scotland, bringing in flanker Peter O'Mahony and centre Robbie Henshaw as the holders seek to make it two Six Nations wins out of two at Murrayfield.

Scotland and Ireland collide in a pivotal Six Nations fixture as Gregor Townsend’s hosts bid to prove their title candidacy. Having overcome an Italian fightback in round one, Scotland are back at Murrayfield searching for a long-awaited win over their rivals that would swell belief for the campaign.

Ireland have had the whip hand in this fixture for years but can't afford to let down their guard against a side that has ambitions to lift the Six Nations trophy

Peter OMahony makes his first start since July for Ireland this Sunday against Scotland; Robbie Henshaw replaces Garry Ringrose as Simon Easterby makes two changes from victory over England in Dublin;

Peter O’Mahony is set to make a surprise return to the Irish backrow after being named by Simon Easterby for the Guinness 2025 Six Nations second round match against Scotland at Murrayfield on Sunday (kick-off 3pm).

Ireland have recalled back-row forward Peter O’Mahony and centre Robbie Henshaw for Sunday’s Guinness Six Nations match against Scotland. Former captain O’Mahony, who was left out of Simon Easterby’s matchday squad for last weekend’s 27-22 bonus-point win over England,

Veterans Peter O’Mahony and Robbie Henshaw return to the Ireland starting XV for the Six Nations showdown against Scotland at Murrayfield on Sunday.

SIMON EASTERBY HAS made two changes to his starting XV for Sunday’s round two Six Nations meeting with Scotland [KO 3pm, RTÉ 2], with Robbie Henshaw and Peter O’Mahony both coming into the Ireland team.