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Published 09:59 23 Jan 2019 GMT
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[Please note - because someone will definitely ask - applications do not guarantee a ticket, and travel is not included - you'll need to make your own way to Dublin]There's also the small matter of two tickets to Ireland v England up for grabs for one lucky audience member... Hosted by House of Rugby’s Alex Payne, the first panel of the evening will preview what promises to be an epic Guinness Six Nations Championship. Sam Warburton, Mike Tindall and Andrew Trimble will be joined by Simon Zebo to preview the tournament, with a special focus on the seismic clash at the Aviva four days later. The second panel will be in an in-depth preview of what is a mouthwatering Women’s Six Nations Championship. Alex Payne will be joined by Irish stars Jenny Murphy and Fiona Coghlan and England legend Maggie Alphonsi. They'll discuss whether anyone can stop France from landing their fourth title in six years. The final panel of the night will welcome Scotland’s Rory Lawson and Wales’ Sam Warburton alongside House of Rugby stalwarts Mike Tindall and Andrew Trimble. They will delve into their war stories to bring anecdotes and revelations from the great Six Nations clashes that they were lucky enough to play in. Doors open at 7 pm, and there will be a free pint of Guinness for all in attendance, as well as the competition for two tickets to Ireland vs England. This competition has now closed
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