Ireland head to Scottish Gas Murrayfield looking to extend a head-to-head winning run against Scotland that already stands at 10 matches.
It will be a first match in charge against the Scots for Simon Easterby however, with Andy Farrell absent as he prepares to take the British and Irish Lions this summer.
Ireland impressed in their second half against England, with Bundee Aki and Tadhg Beirne’s tries seizing the initiative, with Jack Crowley and Sam Prendergast’s battle for the 10 shirt intensifying.
Scotland for their part had a 31-19 home win over Italy, with Huw Jones the star of the show as he helped himself to a hat-trick.
Where and when is Scotland v Ireland in the 2025 Guinness Men’s Six Nations?
Scotland v Ireland will kick off at 3pm this Sunday, 9 February. New Zealand’s James Doleman will be the match referee.
Where can I watch Ireland’s visit to Scottish Gas Murrayfield?
The match will be live on RTÉ2, with build-up to the second round encounter starting at 2pm. BBC One will also televise the fixture, with BBC i-Player and RTÉ Player both screening the match for on-demand viewing.