Ireland overcomes Italy 22-17 in Rome to keep alive Six Nations title hopes
ROME (AP) — Ireland kept alive its Six Nations title hopes by overcoming Italy 22-17 at the Stadio Olimpico on Saturday. The scrappy bonus-point win ensured France and England had to win their later matches to snuff out Ireland's slim hopes of an historic third consecutive title.
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