THE REPUBLIC OF Ireland women’s team will host Wales at Tallaght Stadium in their first home game of 2024.
The friendly will kick off at 7:30pm on Tuesday, 27, February, and it will be broadcast live on RTÉ 2.
The visit of Wales will make for Eileen Gleeson’s side’s second game in the upcoming international window, with an as-of-yet unconfirmed away friendly due to precede it.
It will mark the 17th encounter between Ireland and Wales, who last met at the Pinatar Cup in February 2022 when Denise O’Sullivan’s goal was the difference between the two sides.
The draw for Euro 2025 qualifying will take place the week after the Wales friendly, on Tuesday 5 March. Those fixtures will begin in April.
Tickets will for the Welsh friendly will go on general sale from 10am this Friday, 26 January via Ticketmaster.
Vincent Debaty, unreal support running from the prop, amazing run as well Nakaitaci ..
100% best try. I reckon the effort probably took a year off his life.
Love that he immediately had to go off. He literally gave everything for the try. And was forced back on. Unbelievable. What a day.
Agree 100% Vincent ran at some pace, and scored a crucial try. What a fecking legend the next time he is in Limerick the pints are on me!!!
Magic stuff. Is that Nigel Owens in the background saying “every game should be like this”? And they were singing a cracking rendition of Swing low when the move started. Love the six nations.
I’m still dancing at the crossroads, the wifi isn’t great.
Great tries great day. But a try saving tackle by Jammy won it for us. Never been a Heaslip fan but he earned his corn yesterday.
Great article. We’ll done on compiling the list!
Great line from Owens after the Debaty try ‘Every game should be like this’
Leonardo Sarto for Italy in the last minute! Went from needing 28 points to 21, which was massive psychologically. Bravo sir!
Thanks for sharing. Live in USA for last 5 years but still a huge fan. Was following text commentary on Saturday. These are great times for Irish Rugby. We should cherish them.
And then this
The Irish, French and Italian ones.