Glasgow Warriors centre Graeme Morrison wants more success with Scotland following their dramatic win over Ireland at the weekend.

Scotland hero Dan Parks has paid tribute to the courage and maturity of Ireland fly-half Jonathan Sexton following Saturday's Six Nations clash in Dublin.

Ireland's hopes of a fifth Triple Crown in seven years were ended by a superb Scotland performance in Dublin on Saturday night.

A brace of first half tries helped Leinster extend their lead at the top of the Magners League table as they got the better of former leaders Glasgow Warriors in their rescheduled fixture at the RDS.

Leinster's reign at the top of the Magners League table could be short lived if Glasgow Warriors have their way.

This game from Round 11, which was badly disrupted by snow at the start of the year, has been rearranged for 18th March. Just one match point separates top of the table Leinster and fourth placed Warriors, although Leinster do have a game in hand over their opponents. Any points gained in this game are in effect denied to the opposition, and with only one third of the season left, every result is becoming doubly critical. The Warriors have a poor away record in Dublin, whilst Leinster have not lost at the RDS since September 2008.

Glasgow centre Max Evans says he is more than happy to play anywhere for his country.

Glasgow Warriors scrum-half Chris Cusiter is looking for Scotland to produce the finishing touches that will bring about the win he believes his side's performances deserve.

Scotland international hooker, Dougie Hall, has signed a two year extension with Glasgow Warriors alongside Scotland A flanker Calum Forrester.

Edinburgh's Magners League Ambassador Nick De Luca has been recalled to the Scotland starting side for Saturday's Six Nations clash with England.

Glasgow Warriors missed their chance to move back to the top of the Magners League but fought back valiantly to claim a 19-19 draw with Connacht at the Sportsground.

Head coach Sean Lineen has confirmed the Glasgow Warriors team to play Connacht at the Galway Sportsground tomorrow night (Friday 5 March, kick-off 8pm - live on Setanta Ireland).

The last five games between the two sides have all been won by the home side on the day, whilst Glasgow's only win in Connacht since the 2001 quarter-final was 40-23 at the Sportsground on 13 April 2007.

Glasgow Warriors head coach, Sean Lineen, today branded fullback Bernardo Stortoni as "truly exceptional" as he re-signed with the club for a further two years.

Glasgow Warriors' six-match unbeaten run in the Magners League came to a shuddering halt as the Cardiff Blues, aided by a burst of three converted tries after the break, got the better of the table toppers at Firhill Arena.

Glasgow have won three of their last four clashes with Cardiff Blues, whilst the Blues only previous victory on Glasgow home soil was 28-23 at Hughenden on 24 September 2005.

Enjoying their first win on Edinburgh soil since 2000, Glasgow Warriors scored the only two tries in Saturday's 1872 Cup decider as they maintained their grip on the Magners League's top spot.

The last twelve meetings between the two teams have all been won by the home side on the day, whilst Glasgow's most recent win on Edinburgh soil was 33-26 at Myreside in the Welsh-Scottish League on 15 September 2000.

Dan Parks became the first player to score over 1000 points in Magners League history as his 20-point kicking haul helped Glasgow Warriors beat Scottish rivals Edinburgh and move back to the top of the table.

This is a mouth watering top of the table encounter between leaders Glasgow Warriors and the best away side in the Magners League, Edinburgh.