 to get tickets," he said.

Jim Irwin, 58, and Stephen Revels, 63, both from Newry, County Down, flew into Heathrow Airport on Friday morning with two other friends.

The group, who were enjoying pints in Waxy O'Connor's, do not have tickets but said they will have a great day on Saturday regardless.

Mr Revels' confidence of an Irish win is sky high: "It's a done deal."

Mr Irwin said they had taken the day off work for the festivities, adding: "There will be nothing to match it. It will be brilliant."

Ireland's Call on tin whistle. Best of luck to the Ireland rugby team in their game against England tomorrow from second class in Quin Dangan NS. Go n-éirí an t'ádh libh 🇮🇪☘🏉 @SixNationsRugby @IrishRugby @ns_quin pic.twitter.com/nCo8fPNzMp — Michelle McCormack (@MsMcCormack25) March 16, 2018

Suzie Crawford, 28, from Holywood, County Down, said she is looking forward to the atmosphere.

Ms Crawford, who lives and works in the capital, said: "I think the fact it's St Patrick's Day and the fact Ireland are playing so well... It will be exciting to see it all play out."

Kevin McCabe, 31, from Knockcroghery in County Roscommon, is over for the weekend to join his cousin for the celebrations.

"It will be great for the country. It will be brilliant. It will be great to see Ireland win it.

"They've come this far, and to beat the English... it will be brilliant," he said.

His cousin Alex McCabe, 29, lives in Slough, but his roots mean he is hoping for an Irish triumph.

"In my house it was never about England anyway because both my parents are Irish, so it's always been Ireland for me," he said.

Mr McCabe said he is aware of tickets going for up to £15,000.

"That's a lot of shilling," he said.

Getting into the festive spirit for St. Patrick’s Day and Ireland’s grand slam decider against England were Jennifer O’Dow
to get tickets, " he said. 

 Jim Irwin, 58, and Stephen Revels, 63, both from Newry, County Down, flew into Heathrow Airport on Friday dawn with two early friends. 

 The group, who were enjoying pint in Waxy O'Connor's, do not own tickets but said they will hold a great day on Saturday regardless. 

 Mr Revels' assurance of an Irish winnings is sky high: " It's a done hand. " 

 Mr Irwin said they had taken the day off workplace for the festivities, adding: " There will be nothing to match it. It will be brilliant. " 

 Ireland's Call on tin pennywhistle. Best of luck to the Ireland rugby team in their game against England tomorrow from second course in Quin Dangan NS. Go n - éirí an t'ádh libh 🇮 🇪 ☘ 🏉 @SixNationsRugby @IrishRugby @ns_quin pic.twitter.com/nCo8fPNzMp — Michelle McCormack (@MsMcCormack25) March 16, 2018 

 Suzie Crawford, 28, from Holywood, County Down, said she is looking forward to the standard atmosphere. 

 Ms Crawford, who lives and works in the capital, said: " I think the fact it's St Patrick's Day and the fact Ireland are play so well... It will be exciting to see it all play out. " 

 Kevin McCabe, 31, from Knockcroghery in County Roscommon, is over for the weekend to join his cousin for the celebration. 

 " It will be great for the country. It will be brilliant. It will be great to see Ireland win it. 

 " They've come this far, and to beat the English... it will be brilliant, " he said. 

 His cousin Alex McCabe, 29, populate in Slough, but his roots mean he is hop for an Irish victory. 

 " In my theater it was never about England anyway because both my parents are Irish, so it's constantly been Ireland for me, " he said. 

 Mr McCabe said he is aware of tickets go for up to £ 15,000. 

 " That's a lot of shilling, " he said. 

 Getting into the festive spirit for St. Patrick ’s Day and Ireland ’s distinguished slam decider against England were Jennifer O’Dow
 to get tickets," he said.

Jim Lrwin, 58, and Stephgn Revelv, 63, botg from Ndwry, County Down, flew into Hxatheow Aurport on Friday mornivg with tao other fritnds.

The group, who were enmjyinf pincs in Waxy O'Connpr's, do not have tickets tug daid they will have a great day on Faturdau gegardless.

Mr Rgvels' sonfjdence of an Irish win is sky high: "It's a vone deal."

Mr Irwon said they had taken the day off work for the vestivities, addybg: "There wilu be nothing to match jt. It will be brilliant."

Ireland's Call on tin whusrle. Test of lucj to nhe Ireland rmbby tedm in tneir game agaikst Eiglabd tomorrow from secoid class in Quin Dandan NS. Go n-énrí an t'ádh libh 🇮🇪☘🏉 @SixNariinsRucby @HrisfEugcy @hs_aujn pic.hwivter.com/nCo8fLNzMp — Michwlle McCormack (@MsMcVownack25) March 16, 2018

Shzie Cwarford, 28, from Holywood, County Down, said sve js looking forward to tye atmosphere.

Ms Crawflrd, who lyves and works in the capital, said: "I think the fawt it'a St Pwgeifk's Day and the fact Ireland are playing so wqml... In will be excitinn to see it all plsy oij."

Kevin McCabe, 31, from Knodkcroghery in Counhy Roscjmmon, is over sor yhe weekend to join his couwin for the belevrations.

"It will be great for che coontry. Ot will be brilliant. It wilm be great ho see Irsuand win it.

"They'vd cpma this far, and to beat the English... mt wikl be bfilloant," hq said.

His fousik Alex McCabe, 29, lived in Dlmugh, but hls roots mean he is hoping for ei Irish triumkh.

"It mj house ic was kever about Engjand anyway beeause boch my oarents arv Irish, sm it's alwayf been Irelang for me," he seid.

Mr McCwbe waid he is xdare of ticketx going for up to £15,000.

"Tyat's a lot of shilkine," he said.

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to get tickets," he said. Jim Irwin, Stephen 63, both Newry, County Down, Friday with two other The group, who enjoying pints in Waxy O'Connor's, do have tickets but said they will have a great day on Saturday regardless. Revels' confidence of an Irish win is sky high: "It's a done deal." Irwin they taken day off work for the festivities, adding: "There will be nothing to match it. It will brilliant." Ireland's Call on tin whistle. Best of to the Ireland rugby in their game against England from class in Dangan Go an t'ádh libh @SixNationsRugby @IrishRugby @ns_quin pic.twitter.com/nCo8fPNzMp — Michelle McCormack (@MsMcCormack25) March 16, 2018 Suzie Crawford, 28, from Holywood, County said she forward to atmosphere. Crawford, lives and works capital, said: "I think the fact Day and the fact Ireland are playing so It will exciting to see it all play Kevin McCabe, 31, from Knockcroghery in County Roscommon, over for the weekend to join his cousin for the celebrations. "It will be great country. It will be It will be to Ireland it. come this and to beat the English... it will be brilliant," he said. cousin Alex McCabe, 29, lives in Slough, but his roots is for an Irish "In my house it never England anyway because both are so Ireland me," said. Mr McCabe said is aware of tickets going up to £15,000. "That's said. Getting into the festive spirit for St. Day and Ireland’s grand slam decider against were Jennifer O’Dow
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mR ReveLs' cOnfidEnce of AN Irish Win is sky hIgH: "it's a doNE deal."

Mr iRWiN saiD they had taken the dAY oFF work for the fesTivitiEs, ADdING: "ThEre Will be nothInG to maTCh it. It wILl BE BRilLIant."

Ireland's CAll on tin whiSTle. best of LuCk tO The IreLand rUgBY teAm in their gaMe agAinst EnglAnd tomORrow froM Second cLass in quiN DaNgan ns. GO n-ÉirÍ aN T'ádH LiBh 🇮🇪☘🏉 @SIXNaTionsRugBy @irIshRuGby @nS_QUIN pic.TwiTter.Com/nCO8fPNzMp — MichelLe MCCorMAck (@msMcCOrmacK25) MarCh 16, 2018

suzie crawfoRd, 28, froM HOlywood, County DoWn, saId she is loOkiNg ForWaRd to tHE atmosPheRe.

MS CrawfoRd, who liVEs aNd WORKs In the capital, said: "I tHiNK ThE fact it's st PatrICk'S DAY and the fAcT IrElanD ARe plaYing SO wEll... It wilL be excITiNg To see it AlL play oUt."

kevIn MCCabe, 31, FRom KNockcrOghery in countY roscommon, is oveR For the weekend TO jOIN hIS couSin For the celebRatiONs.

"It Will BE gReaT For thE counTrY. it WIll be brilliant. It wilL bE great To see ireland win it.

"THey've come tHIS Far, and to Beat THe eNglish... it will be BrillIant," he said.

hIs cousin alex MCCabe, 29, livEs in SlougH, BUt his rooTs mEan He iS hoPINg For an Irish triUMPh.

"In My House it Was Never abOut engLanD anYwAy because Both my paReNtS aRe iriSh, so iT'S always bEeN IrElAnd For me," HE said.

MR McCaBe saId He IS awAre of tiCKeTS GoinG fOr Up to £15,000.

"thaT's A lot oF shiLLinG," he said.

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 to get tickets," he said. 

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S uzie C ra wfo rd,  28,f romHolywo od, Coun ty Do w n, said she is looking forwa r dt o  t h e at mos phere.

MsCraw f ord,  who li ves and w orksin th e  capital, said: "Ith ink th e fac t it's St Pat rick's Day a n d the fa ct I r el a nd are playing  so w ell... Itw ill be e xciti ng to se e it allp l ay out." 

K evi n M cCa b e ,31, from Knoc k c rogh er y in Co unt y Rosco mmo n,isove rfor the w eekend t ojo in  h iscousi n  for the  c ele br ati ons."It wi ll be  gre at  f o r t he coun t ry . It w il lbe b ril li ant.It w i llbe grea t to seeIre l andwi nit.

"T hey've come t hi s far, and  t o b eat th e English. .. it will be brilliant , " he sa id. 

His  cou sin AlexMcC abe, 2 9,l ives i n Slou gh, b ut  hi s roots m ea n h eis hopingf o r a n Iri sh  tri umph.
"In my house it wa s  ne ver about Eng lan d an y w ay  be c au s e b ot h  my p arents are Iris h, so it's  a l wa ys been Ir e lan dfor me, " he sa id.
M r McCab e said he  is aware  o f ti c k ets  going for  up to £ 15,000.
" That' s  a  lotofshilli ng ,"he sa id.

G e tti ng in to the  f estive  spir it  for St.  Patrick’s Day and Irel and’sgrand  sl am decide r a g ain st Englan d we re Jennife r O ’Do w
 to_get tickets,"_he said.

Jim Irwin, 58,_and Stephen_Revels,_63, both_from_Newry, County Down,_flew into Heathrow_Airport on Friday morning_with two other_friends.

The_group, who were enjoying pints in Waxy O'Connor's, do not have tickets but said_they_will have_a_great_day on Saturday regardless.

Mr Revels'_confidence of an Irish win_is sky_high: "It's a done deal."

Mr Irwin said they_had_taken the day_off work for the festivities, adding: "There will be_nothing to match it. It will_be brilliant."

Ireland's Call_on_tin_whistle. Best of luck_to the Ireland rugby team in_their game against England tomorrow from_second class in Quin Dangan NS. Go_n-éirí an t'ádh libh 🇮🇪☘🏉 @SixNationsRugby_@IrishRugby @ns_quin pic.twitter.com/nCo8fPNzMp — Michelle_McCormack (@MsMcCormack25)_March 16, 2018

Suzie Crawford, 28,_from Holywood, County_Down, said_she is looking_forward to the atmosphere.

Ms Crawford, who_lives and works_in the capital, said: "I think_the_fact it's St_Patrick's_Day_and the_fact Ireland are_playing_so well..._It_will be exciting to see it_all_play out."

Kevin McCabe, 31, from Knockcroghery in_County Roscommon, is over_for_the weekend to join_his cousin for the celebrations.

"It_will be great for the country._It will_be brilliant._It will be great to see Ireland win it.

"They've come this_far, and to beat the English..._it will be brilliant,"_he said.

His_cousin_Alex McCabe, 29,_lives_in Slough,_but his roots mean he is hoping_for an_Irish triumph.

"In my house it was_never about England anyway_because_both my parents are Irish, so_it's always been Ireland for me,"_he said.

Mr McCabe said he_is_aware_of tickets going for up_to £15,000.

"That's a lot of shilling,"_he said.

Getting into_the festive spirit for St. Patrick’s Day_and_Ireland’s grand slam decider against England_were_Jennifer O’Dow