Ireland's clash with Italy in doubt due to Coronavirus fears
Minister for Health Simon Harris says Ireland's Six Nations meeting with Italy at the Aviva may be a concern due to fears over the coronavirus.
More than 100 cases of the virus have been confirmed in Italy, with several sporting events postponed in the north of the country.
The Pro 14 have postponed Ulster's trip to Benetton as well as Ospreys game away to Zebre.
Minister Harris has expressed concerns over large gatherings of people where the virus is concerned.
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