Ireland's Aviva Stadium brings 100 per cent renewable power to Six Nations' opener
Stadium becomes first in the Six Nations to source 100 per cent green power and gas in major new deal with SSE Airtricity
Green-minded Irish rugby fans looking for some good news after watching their team let a 13-0 lead turn into a 16-16 draw with Wales on Sunday may be consoled by the fact the match was for the first time...
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