IT’S A CRUCIAL day in the history of Irish women’s rugby as the national side prepare to take on four-time champions New Zealand at the Women’s Rugby World Cup in France this evening [KO 5.00pm on TG4].
Ireland have never played the Kiwis in a 15-a-side international game before, but come into the clash with confidence after several seasons of consistent progress. New Zealand opened their World Cup with a 79-5 win over Kazakhstan on Friday, while Ireland beat the US 23-17.
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Ahead of this evening’s Pool B encounter, Irish captain Fiona Coghlan and head coach Philip Doyle spoke to the IRFU’s video team, outlining the task they face, as well as how they are approaching the game.
'We know the enormity of the task in front us' - Ireland captain Coghlan
IT’S A CRUCIAL day in the history of Irish women’s rugby as the national side prepare to take on four-time champions New Zealand at the Women’s Rugby World Cup in France this evening [KO 5.00pm on TG4].
Ireland have never played the Kiwis in a 15-a-side international game before, but come into the clash with confidence after several seasons of consistent progress. New Zealand opened their World Cup with a 79-5 win over Kazakhstan on Friday, while Ireland beat the US 23-17.
Ahead of this evening’s Pool B encounter, Irish captain Fiona Coghlan and head coach Philip Doyle spoke to the IRFU’s video team, outlining the task they face, as well as how they are approaching the game.
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