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Premiership Women's Rugby champions Saracens have announced the retention of Wales internationals Georgia Evans and Donna Rose.
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Georgia face off against Ireland in Internationals on Sat 5th July 2025 at Mikheil Meskhi Stadium. Kick-off in the UK is scheduled for 18:00. In South Africa it’s at 19:00 SAST, 05:00 NZST in New Zealand, 03:00 AEST in Australia and 10:00 EST in the US.
Ireland won the last encounter but both teams are in the same form for their last 5 games.
Heading into the fixture, Ireland sits at 3 in the World Rugby Rankings, while Georgia holds 13.
The two sides are separated by 10 places in the rankings with Georgia in position 13 and Ireland in position 3 as such Ireland are favourites on paper.
The official squads for Georgia vs Ireland will become available around 24- 48 hours before kick-off. Teams can still make changes up to an hour before the match however.
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Stuart McCloskey (Ireland) is shown a yellow card
Sam Prendergast has kicked a conversion.
The kick through from Ireland has allowed Nick Timoney to touch down.
The touch judges raise their flags as Sam Prendergast kicks the penalty goal.
Sam Prendergast kicks the penalty.
Sam Prendergast adds the two points for Ireland.
Incisive passing by Ireland is finished off by Craig Casey, as they goes over for the try.
The Georgia maul march their way over the white wash for Tornike Jalagonia to touch down.
Sam Prendergast has kicked a conversion.
Great hands by Ireland leads to a try for Tommy O'Brien
Sam Prendergast has kicked a conversion.
Ireland are only a few metres out, surely they must score! And they do with Tommy O'Brien touching down.