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Ireland kicks off Women’s Rugby World Cup with resounding win
Ireland made a highly anticipated return to the Women’s Rugby World Cup on Sunday, August 24, securing an emphatic win over Japan. The match finished 42-14 in favour of the girls in green, who scored six tries and six conversions to see off their Pool C opponents.
Jacqui Hurley was joined by former internationals Lindsay Peat, Niamh Briggs and Hannah Tyrrell, Tyrrell fresh from ...
IRELAND get their 2025 Rugby World Cup campaign underway with a clash against Japan this afternoon. Scott Bemand’s side face ...
Despite only making her senior Ireland debut last year in the 2024 Women’s Six Nations (at just 18 years old, may we add) ...
Injured Ireland back row Dorothy Wall says Ireland ended their eight-year World Cup wait with one of their "best ever ...
The Iowa State football team isn’t the only squad representing the state in Ireland this week. The Cyclones rugby team, along ...
Cameroon-born Linda Djougang may not have heard a word of English until she was nine and never touched a rugby ball until she ...
Linda Djougang tells BBC Sport about her rugby journey, from travelling from Cameroon to Ireland aged nine, to playing for her adopted country in a World Cup.
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