Prop Euan, who is returning following an eight week ban for stamping which ended on 2 February, said: "I'm just happy to be back playing and be involved with the squad. Hopefully I can get a couple of games under my belt and I might have a chance of playing later in the Six Nations. I'm just glad to be part of it all."
Scotland captain Gordon Bulloch said: "What's gone is gone, we can't get bogged down with France, we need to move on and concentrate on a tough game against the Irish."
Centre Andy Craig added: "A good defensive performance can win a game on its own by forcing the opposition to make mistakes. It's up to me to up my own game so I continue to be selected. Maggs and Horgan are more direct runners than O’Driscoll and D’Arcy so defending against them will be different from what we expected."
Winger Sean Lamont continued: "Hopefully with more ball in hand this week I can show what I can do. Ireland are still very dangerous although missing two key players. We've been doing the hard work, it had been a hard heavy week before France, hopefully it will pay off."