Tom Jordan makes the first six countries, with Scotland made three changes from the team that won Italy at the end of last week.
Rory Sutherland comes in Proound-Head PROP and Jack Dempsey in eighth place, while Jordan is chosen in the internal position after admiring as an alternative against Italy.
Jordan, born in New Zealand, 26, manufactured the Arch of Scotland during the fall chain, after qualifying for residency reasons. Each of his international beginnings has so far been in the back, while playing primarily in bees at the Glasgow and Uriors Club.
The beginning of the previous test in Sarland came last summer against Uruguay, while he had not started the match of six countries since February 2022 in a victory over England.
“I think there are similarities with the three, which is the real energy they bring, and they are fast players, and they are in good condition,” Townsenand said.
“It is clear that Jack was returning to full fitness and now had three weeks training with us, he was fine. It has been the beginning of us over the past few years.
“I feel that Ruri has gained it, as it brings a lot of speed in chasing his kick, defense and carrying the ball.
“With Tom, it was great to see him again playing as he did in the 15th shirt for us in November. You deserve an opportunity to start.”
Pierre Shuiman, Jimmy Richie C and Stafford McDawell falls on the bench while Matt Farason turns into the blind wing to accommodate the return of Dempsey.
Sam Skinner is among the alternatives, after he was added to the team this week, and Jimmy Dobobi George Horn is preferred as a backup of half Ben White.
Ireland, led by temporary coach Simon Istrby, won England in the opening match of the championships at the end of last week, trying to win a third consecutive title.
