Six Nations 2011
England's Nick Easter lifts the Six Nations silverware in Dublin following his side's defeat to Ireland
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Ireland 24-8 England, Six Nations, Lansdowne Road
France 28-9 Wales, Six Nations, Stade de France, March 19
Scotland 21-8 Italy, Six Nations, Murrayfield, March 19
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The Six Nations
The Six Nations is an annual competition contested by England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales.
The teams play each other once with home field advantage alternating from one year to the next.
The Six Nations began as the Home Nations Championship in 1883 and following the introduction of France it was re-named the Five Nations. The competition took on its current form when Italy joined their European rivals in 2000.
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England manager Martin Johnson in relaxed mood
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England manager Martin Johnson and elite rugby director Rob Andrew face the press
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