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Murrayfield Stadium is to host its first-ever Six Nations fixture on a Friday night next year when Ireland visit Edinburgh.<\/p>\n
The landmark clash has been scheduled to kick-off in the capital under the lights on Friday, 5 March at 8.10pm.<\/p>\n
The Scots begin their campaign at home to Italy on the afternoon of Saturday, 6 February before the visit of the Welsh seven days later.<\/p>\n
A trip to Paris then follows on Sunday, 21 February before the Irish come to town.<\/p>\n
England then lie in wait as Scotland head south of the Border to complete their championship on Saturday, 13 March.<\/p>\n
Scotland<\/strong>\u00a0v Italy; Murrayfield; Saturday, February 6; 2.10pm.<\/p>\n Scotland<\/strong>\u00a0v Wales; Murrayfield, Saturday, February 13; 4.40pm.<\/p>\n France v\u00a0Scotland<\/strong>; Stade de France; Sunday, February 21, 3.10pm.<\/p>\n Scotland<\/strong>\u00a0v Ireland: Murrayfield; Friday, March 5, 8.10pm.<\/p>\n England v\u00a0Scotland<\/strong>; Allianz Stadium, Saturday, March 13, 4.40pm.<\/p>\n Glasgow Warriors have appointed Kenny Brown as their permanent managing director after a six-month interim period in the role.<\/p>\n Brown took over from Al Kellock last year after he left to take on the position of Scottish Rugby Head of Performance Pathways.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s an incredible honour to be appointed managing director of a club I\u2019ve been proud to serve for many years,\u201d Brown said.<\/p>\n \u201cThe last six months have reinforced just how special this club is, from our players and backroom team, to our sponsors, partners and, of course, our supporters.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m hugely grateful for the trust that\u2019s been placed in me and I\u2019m excited to continue building on the strong foundations already in place.\u201d<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \t <\/div>\nBrown\u2019s \u2018honour\u2019 at Warriors role<\/strong><\/h2>\n