Ireland coach Eddie O'Sullivan has set his team the task of making England work for their RBS 6 Nations Championship victory at Twickenham in a fortnight's time. O'Sullivan watched in admiration on Saturday as Scotland produced a gutsy display against the world champions without ever coming close to gaining their first Calcutta Cup win since 2000. Such is the strength of Sir Clive Woodward's squad, nobody will be predicting a first Irish triumph at fortress Twickenham for a decade when the teams meet on March 6 even though O'Sullivan's side completed their own impressive demolition job on Wales on Sunday. But O'Sullivan is calling for his team to reproduce the whole-hearted endeavour Scotland showed at Murrayfield, which, allied to Ireland's extra class, should ensure England are at least given a hard time. Off the pitch however, the Conor Academy of Irish Dancing from South London, who will once again provide the post match entertainment at the famous Riverside location in Twickenham, the Barmy Arms public house . Bridie Willis, TCRG, Tutor and artistic Director of the Academy said, "After the last England/Ireland clash In 2002, we entertained a well-oiled audience of English and Irish fans and had a great time". Pub landlord Peter Parr said, "After the last 6 Nations fixture, the Irish dancers went down extremely well with the crowd and helped us celebrate one of the best nights entertainment we've seen at the Barmy Arms, for a long time. Be prepared - get to the Barmy Arms straight after the game to avoid missing the dancers". Copyright © 1998 - 2004 Conor Academy of Irish Dancing. All Rights Reserved The Conor Academy is Registered with An Coimisiún le Rincí Gaelacha (Irish Dancing Commission) Dublin, Eire