Ireland travel to Wales for their first Six Nations clash this weekend as the tournament gets underway.
Andy Farrell's side defeated Wales on two occasions last year - but both of those victories came in Dublin.
Ireland have lost their last two Six Nations games in Cardiff and know they face a huge challenge away from home.
Here's what you need to know:
Date
Sunday, February 3.
Time
3pm kick-off.
Venue
The Millennium Stadium, Cardiff.
TV information
Virgin Media 1 from 2pm.
You can also follow updates with The Irish Mirror's live blog.
Quotes corner
Ireland forwards coach Paul O'Connell: “I certainly hope I'll have an impact in the line-out, but a big part of the line-out is experience, to be able to see pictures and have the feel of what is going to happen before it happens, you need to be there a lot. You need to see it.
"I have a familiarity with the system. I'd like to think I can offer value there and that takes a bit of pressure off Simon (Easterby) obviously as well.
“Some of these guys I’ve known for a long time, some of these guys are good friends of mine.
"But I just have to be honest with them, straight up with them and positively constructive with them and that should maintain the relationship."
Betting odds
Wales win: 5/4
Ireland win: 4/6
Draw: 17/1
