Virgin Six Nations - poetic, strong, compelling, passionate
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
Irish (Eastern- Leinster, Dublin) Irish (General)Transcript
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It's that time of year. The first blossoms are here. Time for some cheer and an end to the fear because this bring more than any before. Brings with it a need for hearts to soar. The days can be grueling. We need some consoling. Give us a break from the home schooling and the doom. Scrolling enough, we plead to our Twitter feed a distraction we need from the news that we watch. We hear we read while everyone keeps plowing ahead somehow. Could this be the shot in the arm we need right now, an inoculation of another kind. Something good for the soul, the heart, the mind, a chance to unwind, leave all our cares behind. So hold your nerve help to stop the transmission. But while we flatten the curve, here's the lads to flatten the opposition, close contacts in the pack. Social distancing out the back scrum cap, shoulder straps, six packs, ankle taps overlaps no place here for COVID tracker apps or 2 m gaps. And while we cheer on the green machine on the TV screen, spare a thought for the real hero driving the number 16. The workers in the canteen are keeping our offices, clean, the doctors, the nurses, those administering the vaccine. So keep doing your bit. Don't be a chancer if COVID is the question, we're all the answer by staying apart by playing our part. Now, hold on to your hat. The funds about to start. Not quite a vaccination but some titillation, some relaxation, a celebration, a chance to come together as a nation, shoulder to shoulder whatever the weather for the next six weeks, we're all in this together. Whether the streets are deserted or swarming with people. If the stadiums are empty, a packed to the rafters, whether you're cheering from the comfort of your home or a crowded aviva. If Ireland falls short, now, that is the end of the Irish challenge or come out on top grand slam winners, even though you're not here, you still are. As we give you a front row seat in uncertain times, we'll be striving to bring you every bit of the action. Virgin Media Television. The only place to see it all. It's spinning, it's spinning. The Guinness six nations championship starts Saturday, sixth of February, live on Virgin Media one and Virgin Media player Vodafone, the main sponsor of the Irish rugby team.