| Date | Time | Home | Score | Away | Venue | TV/Attend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri 1st Feb 08 | 14:40 | Ireland Women | v | Italy Women | St Marys RFC, Dublin | |
| Sat 2nd Feb 08 | 14:30 | England Women | v | Wales Women | London Irish Amateur RFC, Middlesex | |
| Sun 3rd Feb 08 | 12:00 | Scotland Women | v | France Women | Meggetland Stadium, Edinburgh | |
| Sat 9th Feb 08 | 14:30 | Italy Women | v | England Women | Stadio Tre Fontane, Rome | |
| Sun 10th Feb 08 | 13:00 | Wales Women | v | Scotland Women | Taffs Wells RFC, Cardiff | |
| Sun 10th Feb 08 | 15:00 | France Women | v | Ireland Women | St Gratien, nr Paris | |
| Fri 22nd Feb 08 | 18:00 | Ireland Women | v | Scotland Women | St Marys RFC, Dublin | |
| Sat 23rd Feb 08 | 16:00 | France Women | v | England Women | Bergerac, nr Agen | |
| Sun 24th Feb 08 | 13:00 | Wales Women | v | Italy Women | Taffs Wells RFC, Cardiff | |
| Fri 7th Mar 08 | 19:30 | Ireland Women | v | Wales Women | St Marys RFC, Dublin | |
| Sat 8th Mar 08 | 12:00 | Scotland Women | v | England Women | Meggetland Stadium, Edinburgh | |
| Sat 8th Mar 08 | 16:00 | France Women | v | Italy Women | Stade Pompidou, Valence, nr Lyon | |
| Sat 15th Mar 08 | 13:00 | Wales Women | v | France Women | Taffs Wells, Cardiff | |
| Sat 15th Mar 08 | 16:45 | England Women | v | Ireland Women | London Irish Amateur RFC, Middlesex | |
| Sun 16th Mar 08 | 14:30 | Italy Women | v | Scotland Women | Stadio Comunale, Mira, nr Venice |
The Women’s Six Nations Championship is run at the same time as the men’s competition; February through March. The competition is also between the six elite European women’s national teams. The women’s tournament was introduced in the 2001 season, and included the same national teams as the men’s competition did, with the exception of Italy, with Spain instead. The participating nations remained unchanged for several seasons until 2007, when Spain was replaced with Italy.
from Wikipedia:
Home International Championship
1996 – England (triple crown & grand slam)
1997 – England (triple crown)
1998 – Flag of Scotland Scotland (triple crown & grand slam)
Five Nations
1999 – England (grand slam)
2000 – England (grand slam)
2001 – England (grand slam)
Six Nations
2002 – France (grand slam)
2003 – England (grand slam)
2004 – France (grand slam)
2005 – France (grand slam)
2006 – England (grand slam)
2007 – England (grand slam)
UPDATE: I am an idiot and was reading about the Women’s Six Nations and then jumped over to the Men’s Six Nations…sorry for the misinformation and thanks to Total Flanker for pointing out my mistake.
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Just to clarify Wendy, your last 2 paragraphs in fact refer to the men’s 6 Nations and not the women’s competition which was won by England last year.
cheers
TF
Hmm, I got that informations straight from Wikipedia – Women’s Six Nations History. Thanks for keeping me on my toes!