The Six Nations rugby tournament begins next week, with Ireland looking to defend their historic win of last year. So, no pressure then ...
The fixtures are laid out on
the IRFU website with the first match at home next Friday. Unfortunately it looks like I won't make any of them thanks to that thing called work, but will be cheering them on. And of course I'm delighted to see the game against Italy is in Dublin's Aviva Stadium - historically women's games have only been played in the provincial pitch in Co Meath.
There's always a great atmosphere in Meath, but it's hard to get to unless you have a car or lots of time to take the bus. Hopefully they'll get a good crowd for this - the men play Wales earlier in the day and you'd hope some of the crowed will stay on.
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| January 2014 |
| Fri 31st | 19:30 |
| Ireland Women | v | Scotland Women | Milltown House, Ashbourne RFC |
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| February 2014 |
| Fri 7th | 19:30 |
| Ireland Women | v | Wales Women | Milltown House, Ashbourne RFC |
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| Sat 22nd | 18:20 |
| England Women | v | Ireland Women | Twickenham Stadium |
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| March 2014 |
| Sat 8th | 17:00 |
| Ireland Women | v | Italy Women | AVIVA Stadium |
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| Fri 14th | 18:45 |
| France Women | v | Ireland Women | Stade du Hameau | |
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