A viral sensation has emerged: a young boy captivating the audience with his remarkable rendition of “Ireland’s Call” ahead of the Ireland vs Italy Six Nations match
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Stevie Mulrooney, the star of the Toy Show, sang Ireland’s Call in front of a sold out Aviva Stadium.
The eight-year-old sang to widespread approval – including from a grinning Andy Farrell in the coaches box.
Laura-Jane Jones wrote: “Doesn’t matter what else happens now, the Irish kid is the highlight of the weekend. What a wee diamond!!”
Andrew McKenna Added: “Well if the sides can perform half as well as the young lad on the anthem, we’ll be in for a treat.”
Eleonor Roper added: “Player of the match surely already going to that little boy singing the anthem! Amazing!”
Incredible anthem:
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“0/10” – Five players who flopped in the 2024 Six Nations today
Below, we look at five players who across the day who failed to perform for their respected nation.
FIVE PLAYERS WHO FLOPPED:
#1. Duhan van der Merwe (Scotland)
Rugby Dump 4/10: “Pretty anonymous throughout as he rarely got his hands on the ball. He did save a certain French try albeit in controversial circumstances as he appeared to go high but got away with it.”
Planet Rugby 5/10: “Like Rowe. the behemoth flyer did not see much of the ball but when he did, he kept France‘s defence busy. He eventually gained 18 attacking metres from five runs and was pretty anonymous on defence as he only made three tackles but missed two of those.”
Rugby 365 5.5/10: “Came off his left wing to make the extra man in the attack that led to White’s try, but didn’t have the ball in his hands enough from a Scottish point of view. Well shackled by the French defence, and made one excellent cover tackle to collar Fickou after the centre’s coruscating break.”