Fixtures

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(All times BST unless stated)
Saturday 7th February 2009
RBS Six Nations
England v Italy Twickenham (15:00)
Ireland v France Croke Park, Dublin (17:00)
Scotland Premiership Division One
Edinburgh Acads v Heriots Rugby Club Raeburn Place (15:00)
Currie v Watsonians Malleny Park (15:00)
Glasgow Hawks v Hawick Old Anniesland (15:00)
Stirling County v Melrose Bridgehaugh Park (15:00)
Boroughmuir v Ayr Meggetland (15:00)
Selkirk v West of Scotland Philiphaugh (15:00)
Sunday 8th February 2009
RBS Six Nations
Scotland v Wales Murrayfield (15:00)
Friday 13th February 2009
Guinness Premiership
Bristol v Newcastle Memorial Ground (19:45)
Saturday 14th February 2009
Guinness Premiership
London Irish v Harlequins Madejski Stadium (14:30)
Worcester v Bath Sixways Stadium (15:00)
Gloucester v Sale Kingsholm (15:00)
Northampton v Saracens Franklins Gardens (15:00)
RBS Six Nations
France v Scotland Stade de France (TBC)
Wales v England Millennium Stadium (17:30)
Sunday 15th February 2009
Guinness Premiership
Wasps v Leicester Adams Park (15:00)
RBS Six Nations
Italy v Ireland Stadio Flaminio (TBC)
Friday 20th February 2009
Guinness Premiership
Sale v Bristol Edgeley Park (19:45)
Newcastle v Saracens Kingston Park (20:00)
Saturday 21st February 2009
Guinness Premiership
Bath v London Irish The Recreation Ground (14:15)
Leicester v Worcester Welford Road (15:00)
Harlequins v Gloucester The Stoop (15:00)
The Magners League
Newport-Gwent D'gons v Ulster Rodney Parade (15:00)
Munster v Edinburgh Thomond Park (15:00)
Ospreys v Connacht Liberty Way (15:00)
Cardiff Blues v Glasgow Cardiff Arms Park (15:00)
Scarlets v Leinster Stradey Park (15:00)
Scotland Premiership Division One
Selkirk v Stirling County Philiphaugh (15:00)
Watsonians v Glasgow Hawks New Myreside (15:00)
Ayr v Edinburgh Acads Millbrae (15:00)
Heriots Rugby Club v Currie Goldenacre (15:00)
West of Scotland v Boroughmuir Burnbrae (15:00)
Hawick v Melrose Mansfield Park (15:00)
Sunday 22nd February 2009
Guinness Premiership
Wasps v Northampton Adams Park (15:00)
Friday 27th February 2009
RBS Six Nations
France v Wales Stade de France (TBC)

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