Where to Watch Six Nations Rugby in Glasgow

When Ireland play Scotland in the Six Nations, Waxy O'Connor's is the place to be. Bringing all the craic to Merchant City, there's screens scattered throughout, so you'll never miss a scrum. Hearty Scottish and Irish fare will keep you well-fed too.

Along with a top selection of beer and hearty BBQ plates, The Crafty Pig is also rather keen on their live sports. Don't miss a minute, with a screen in your own private booth or soak up the action on one of the larger TVs that decorate the bar.

If you're out in Southside and looking for your rugby fix, nip to Clockwork Brewing Company for home-brewed bevvies, tasty eats, a smashing atmosphere, and of course, all the action live on the big screen.

The West End watering hole goes all out on match days, whether you want a private space to watch the match with your pals, or get in on the action with booths a beer deals. Expect great food and cracking drinks.

A prime spot to watch the Six Nations, the Ark offers one of the biggest screens in the city. Not only will you never miss a try, but there's even top-notch drinks deals and great food offers, so you can cheer on the Scots in style.

Committee Room No.9 goes all out on this time of year, welcoming punters with great deals on food and drink. Add to that some stylish surrounds, a friendly crowd and a bustling Merchant City atmosphere and you've got a quality spot to watch the rugby.

Calling all craft beer lovers: Munro's is bringing you every minute of the match, with an ice cold brew on the side. There's even gourmet burgers and artisan pizzas to soak it all up. This isn't just your average boozer.

Looking for something a little different? The stunning Oran Mor screens all the action of the Six Nations in the bar area, with each and every game being televised. Stop by for a lively atmosphere with a difference.

Looking for neutral territory to enjoy the game with your Welsh or English pals? This Aussie bar brings you beer, banter and all the action so if you're looking for a bar that doesn't take itself, or the Six Nations too seriously, this is one to check out.