Ireland are celebrating another Six Nations title win with a 17-13 victory over Scotland in Dublin.

It is their fifth title in 11 years, having endured a drought of more than two decades between 1985 and 2009.

Dan Sheehan and Andrew Porter scored tries for the hosts in Dublin, who have now won back-to-back championships.

Player of the Match, Ireland’s Jamison Gibson-Park, called the win “incredible”.

“We had to stay in the fight. It was two good teams going at it and we were going for a championship.

“Our backs were against the wall a little bit [after last week’s defeat to England] so I am unbelievably proud of the boys.”

The victory kept Ireland too far ahead of second-placed England, who play France in the final game of the championship later on Saturday. Scotland finished with two wins and three losses.

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