Triple Crown Trophy

Despite the history of the Triple Crown there had never been a permanent trophy produced until 2006.
The Trophy is a silver dish measuring 42cm wide and 5cm deep and weighing a hefty three kilos. The Trophy was produced by Hamilton and Inches of Edinburgh and took over four months to make.

Triple Crown history:

• The new Triple Crown Trophy was presented for the first time in 2006
• The Triple Crown has been won 59 times
• The four Home Unions have been competing against each other for 125 years, since the first international between England and Wales in 1882
• The Triple Crown was first won in 1893 when Wales became the first holders of the then mythical trophy

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Six Nations Trophies

Different Trophies are awarded to the different categories of winners of Six Nations Championship.

like:

1. Championship Trophy

2. Triple Crown Trophy

Several other trophies are contested within the main competition, mostly as long-standing fixtures between pairs of teams.

Calcutta Cup - England versus Scotland; contested annually since 1879.

Centenary Quaich - A quaich is a celtic drinking vessel, and is contested between Celtic neighbours Scotland and Ireland. It was first contested in 1989, and the two teams play for it annually.

Giuseppe Garibaldi Trophy - Contested between France and Italy in memory of Giuseppe Garibaldi; first awarded in 2007.

Millennium Trophy - Presented to celebrate Dublin's millennium in 1988 the Millennium Trophy is contested between England and Ireland.

Grand Slam - All nations: awarded when one nation defeats the other five.