article_snippet: Jonny Sexton (left) and Paul O'Connell (right) arrive at Dublin Airport with the trophy fully in Jonny Sexton (left) and Paul O'Connell (right) arrive at Dublin Airport with the trophy fully in their grasp grasp .
article_snippet: Ireland's fans got a chance to touch the coveted Six Nations trophy outside Dublin Airport .
article_snippet: Rob Kearney (centre) holds the Six Nations trophy in front of a mixture of youthful and experienced fans .
article_snippet: Ireland were champions and Ireland was just as well.
article_snippet: Ireland were crowned Six Nations winners after a dramatic final day that saw Wales, who needed a last-second penalty to secure a one-point Stadio Olimpico half-time lead, and unlike England, 15-10 in arrears until the 27th minute in London, Ireland hit the front early and resolutely stayed there against the winless Scots, their only defensive aberration being Rob Kearney’s error which left Robbie Henshaw defending a three-on-one overlap down the blindside of the ruck for Finn Russell’s converted try on the half hour edge England and Wales .
article_snippet: Ireland powered to a 40-10 victory over Scotland at Murrayfield that won Ireland the Six Nations title .
article_snippet: Ireland were back-to-back champions for the first time in 66 years and their spontaneous celebrations, just like the calibre of their rugby, were anything but boring and anything but one dimensional.
highlights_snippet: A 40-10 victory for Ireland at Murrayfield was enough to win the title .
  