Follow all the action as Ireland take on Scotland in Belfast.
Wales have beaten Italy 22-20 in today’s early game, meaning a win of any kind for Ireland in Belfast will be enough to secure automatic qualification for the 2025 World Cup and a place in the WXV 1.
18 mins ago 1:57PM Hello and welcome to our live coverage of Ireland’s clash with Scotland in the Women’s Six Nations. Ciarán Kennedy here to bring you all the action as it happens in Belfast, with kick-off at 2.30pm. If you’re looking for some pre-match reading, you can find Gavan Casey’s match preview here.
Much and all as last weekend’s Twickenham humiliation can’t be completely wiped from Ireland’s collective subconscious, nor should the auspicious performance against Wales which preceded it by only a week. The return of co-captain Sam Monaghan — who starred for almost 50 minutes in Cork against the Welsh but was conspicuous in her absence against England — should help to bridge any gap in muscle memory, as will the reunion of midfield partners in crime Enya Breen and Eve Higgins.
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