Ireland will be without captain Caelan Doris and hooker Ronan Kelleher for this weekend's Six Nations clash with Wales due to injury, and prop Tadhg Furlong is also still unavailable for selection.

Ireland will be without their captain Caelan Doris when they meet Wales in the Principality Stadium on Saturday. Number eight Doris along with hooker Ronán Kelleher and prop Tadhg Furlong also failed their fitness tests leaving Ireland without three frontline forwards for their third game of the Six Nations championship.

Ireland captain Caelan Doris and hooker Ronan Kelleher emerge as injury doubts for Saturday's Six Nations game against Wales.

Captain Caelan Doris and hooker Rónan Kelleher are hoping to shake off injuries this week ahead of Ireland ’s visit to Cardiff’s Principality Stadium on Saturday (kick-off 2.15pm). The pair are being managed by the Ireland medical team with Doris suffering from a knee injury and Kelleher with a neck complaint.

Ireland's Six Nations title push has been hit by the loss of captain Caelan Doris for Saturday's clash with Wales. And, in a further blow to Simon Easterby's side, hooker Ronan Kelleher and prop Tadhg Furlong have also been ruled of the Cardiff showdown.

CAELAN DORIS, RÓNAN Kelleher and Tadhg Furlong have all been ruled out for Ireland’s Six Nations clash with Wales this weekend. Ireland captain Doris will miss the game due to a knee injury, while Kelleher,

Ireland skipper Caelan Doris and hooker Ronan Kelleher have both been ruled out of Saturday's Six Nations Test against Wales in Cardiff due to injury.