Ireland center Garry Ringrose has been suspended for three games for his 20-minute red card in the victory over Wales.

Ireland’s Garry Ringrose set to return for final Six Nations game as ban for red card revealed - The centre was dismissed against Wales following head-on-head contact but could be back for the Ireland

Garry Ringrose is suspended for Ireland's Six Nations match with France following his red card in last weekend's win over Wales in Cardiff.

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Garry Ringrose will be suspended for Ireland’s crunch Six Nations battle with France on Saturday week after being hit with a two-match ban.

The 30-year-old has been suspended for three games, but it may be reduced to two if he completes World Rugby's coaching intervention programme.

Former Ireland captain Brian O’Driscoll believes red cards such as the one given to Garry Ringrose in last Saturday’s Six Nations match against Wales will be more common in the game due to changes to the laws in respect to dangerous play.

Ireland will be without Garry Ringrose for their crucial Six Nations clash with France after the centre's red card against Wales was upheld by a disciplinary committee on Thursday, but he should be available for the final game against Italy.

IRELAND CENTRE GARRY Ringrose will miss his side’s round four Six Nations clash with France in Dublin on 8 March due to suspension. An independent disciplinary panel handed Ringrose a three-game ban following his red card against Wales last weekend,