You can watch the 2026 Six Nations Scotland vs Ireland (Ireland vs Scotland) live on free-to-air TV and legal streams in both the UK and Ireland, plus via official international broadcasters.

Quick Scoop: Where to watch

  • Match: Ireland vs Scotland, Six Nations 2026.
  • Date: Saturday 14 March 2026.
  • Kick-off: 2:10 pm GMT (afternoon UK/Ireland time).
  • Stadium: Aviva Stadium, Dublin.

In the UK

  • TV channel: ITV1 (free-to-air).
  • Live stream: ITVX website and app (free account, UK only).

Example: If you’re in London, you can just switch on ITV1 or use ITVX on a phone, smart TV, or console.

In Ireland

  • TV channel: Virgin Media One / Virgin Media (terrestrial).
  • Streaming: Virgin Media Player app/website (for viewers in Ireland).

You can also follow a detailed live blog and updates on RTÉ’s site and app if you can’t be at a TV.

Outside UK & Ireland (official broadcasters)

According to current tournament listings, the match is carried by these official broadcasters:

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RegionChannel / Service
FranceTF1 (covers Six Nations including Ireland vs Scotland)
USAPeacock (streaming)
AustraliaStan Sport
South AfricaSuperSport
Many guides also suggest using a reputable VPN to access the free UK ITVX stream from abroad, provided this complies with local laws and service terms.

Extra bits & latest buzz

  • It’s the final round of the 2026 Six Nations (“Super Saturday”), so there’s genuine title jeopardy in this clash.
  • Coverage on the main channels usually starts about an hour before kick-off with analysis, past highlights, and last-minute team news.

“Will this be the year Scotland secures the championship?” is very much part of the build-up narrative going into this fixture.

TL;DR:

  • UK: ITV1 on TV, free stream on ITVX.
  • Ireland: Virgin Media One on TV, Virgin Media Player to stream.
  • Elsewhere: TF1 (France), Peacock (US), Stan Sport (Australia), SuperSport (South Africa).

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