Every baby born in Ireland on February 15 this year will be given a special gift from the Irish Rugby Football Union. All babies born on the date will receive a replica kit to mark the 150th anniversary of Ireland’s first-ever international men’s rugby match. Parents of babies born on the date can claim the gift by submitting a copy of their baby’s birth certificate via email to 150events@irfu.ie. Once received, the IRFU will send out the exclusive kit. IRFU President Declan Madden said: “The Irish Rugby jersey is an iconic symbol of national pride and passion. "As families across Ireland celebrate the birth of their children on February 15th, we’re thrilled to be able to share this moment with them by welcoming the next generation of rugby fans with open arms—and with their very first kit.” Paul Dean, Chair of the IRFU 150 Working Group, added: “This initiative is a celebration of both the rich history of Irish rugby and the exciting future ahead. "We’re proud to offer these gifts to families and to be part of their joyful moments as we mark 150 years of Irish rugby.” Ireland face Scotland in their second Six Nations clash on Sunday, with kick-off at Murrayfield scheduled for 3pm. You can follow all the action with our live blog. The Irish Mirror has a rugby WhatsApp group where you can get breaking news and top stories on Ireland's Six Nations campaign straight to your phone. Click here to join. You can leave our group at any time if you don't like it.