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Ireland's Rob Kearney ruled out of Six Nations clash against Scotland

Rob Kearney of Ireland is tackled by Luca Morisi of Italy and Edoardo Gori of Italy during the RBS Six Nations match between Italy and Ireland at the Stadio Olimpico on February 7, 2015
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Ireland confirm that Rob Kearney will not be fit for Saturday's Six Nations clash against Scotland.

Ireland have confirmed that Rob Kearney will play no part in Saturday's Six Nations clash against Scotland due to a hamstring injury.

The 29-year-old was absent for last weekend's 58-15 victory over Italy and after assessment, he has been deemed unfit to play at the Aviva Stadium this weekend.

Simon Zebo is expected to fill in at full-back after he deputised for Kearney in the clash against Italy.

A statement from the Irish Rugby Football Union read: "Rob Kearney's hamstring hasn't recovered sufficiently and he will not be involved in Ireland camp this week."

Munster's Andrew Conway has been called up to act as cover.

Joe Schmidt, the Ireland head coach looks on during the International match between Ireland and New Zealand All Blacks at the Aviva Stadium on November 24, 2013
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