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Head Coach Greg McWilliams has today named a 32-player Ireland squad for the TikTok Women’s Six Nations, as preparations step up a gear for the 2023 campaign opener away in Wales on Saturday, 25 March.
Continue Reading“We were looking to build depth and experience and I think we’ve set ourselves on the right path to do that”.
Continue Reading“The Wales game, we had our full squad and it didn’t happen for us. The Italy game we had our full squad and it did, we put in a performance, but this will be a challenge because we will not have anything near our full strength squad”
Continue ReadingThe extended Ireland Women’s Squad, sponsored by Aon, assembled at the IRFU High Performance Centre on Saturday for a one-day camp ahead of this weekend’s TikTok Women’s Six Nations clash against England in Leicester. A group of 33 players trained in Dublin in preparation for Sunday’s Round 4 game at Mattioli Woods Welford Road (Kick-off 12pm, live on Virgin Media …
Continue ReadingClaire Molloy and Niamh Briggs discuss how Ireland can hurt Italy in the upcoming Six Nations clash at Musgraves Park, with Greg McWilliams making six changes to the Matchday Squad.
Continue ReadingHead Coach Greg McWilliams has named an unchanged Ireland Match Day Squad, sponsored by Aon, for Saturday’s TikTok Women’s Six Nations Round 2 clash against France in Toulouse (Kick-off 2.15pm, live on RTÉ 2 and BBC Two Northern Ireland). Nichola Fryday will captain Ireland at the Stade Ernest-Wallon, with McWilliams opting for continuity in selection for the first away trip of the 2022 Championship. Eimear Considine, Amee-Leigh …
Continue ReadingIreland have named their team ahead of the opening TikTok Women’s Six Nations game against Wales at the RDS. Three players are in line to receive their first caps.
Continue ReadingOffaly native Nichola Fryday has been named as the new Ireland captain ahead of the start of the Women’s Six Nations this weekend.
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