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Womens Six NationsWales Women's

Ireland the latest to put a big score Wales in Women's Six Nations

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Ireland thrashed Wales 45-0 in their Women’s Six Nations clash at Cardiff Arms Park. Full-back Eimear Considine and wing Beibhinn Parsons scored two tries each to help secure a bonus point inside the opening 20 minutes, with Sene Naoupu running in a fifth before the interval.

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Wales, outclassed 53-0 away to France in their opening Pool B fixture, at least managed to stem the flow during the second half.

It was not until the 72nd minute that Dorothy Wall added a sixth try for Ireland, with Hannah Tyrrell scoring late on to wrap up a comprehensive victory.

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Ireland take on Les Bleues at Donnybrook on April 17 as they look to progress to a showdown against Pool A winners England in the championship final of a revamped tournament.

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Eric Elwood 16 minutes ago
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PMcD 30 minutes ago
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I actually have some sympathy for Onyeama-Christie, he finds himself in “the squeezed middle” at Saracens, where they have brought Farrell back (as a non-marquee player) and are having to squeeze the contracts of everyone else to make it fit, whilst O-C is at the age and experience where he should be seeing some big increases.

It does look like Sarries have decided to switch him for George Martin and the salary cap is making it hard for players to stay with their clubs unless they are prepared to take some hits on salary.



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PMcD 36 minutes ago
Andy Onyeama-Christie on brink of Saracens exit as new club emerge

He plays for Scotland, so that might be difficult. 🤣🤣

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NB 38 minutes ago
Wales are out of luck and out of ideas, so where do they go from here?

Speaking to The Rugby Paper, James said:

“I’ve loved my time in England U20s, but now it’s about whatever opportunities come. I’m not tied down anywhere; I’m open to opportunities. Whatever happens, happens. There’s a wealth of talent there [in England]. If it’s with England, then so be it. But if it’s with Wales as well, I’m open to that too.”



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Over the sideline 47 minutes ago
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What have I made up? Shouldn’t be hard to show me.

Great man with the fans? NZ fans don’t like him. They voted Dmac and BB as their preferred 10s ahead of Mounga.



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Eric Elwood 49 minutes ago
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And NZ will play their equivalent in the third game of the tournament. Scotland were ranked 5th in 2023 so the equivalent would be NZ playing England in the second match of their group then playing France in the final match of their group and going on to face SA in the first knock out. That’s what Ireland faces in relative terms last time.

The rankings for 2023 were taken in 2019. No tests counted between those RWCs for the draw.



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Over the sideline 55 minutes ago
Four things on Razor's 2025 All Blacks Christmas wish list

He is average at test level. Show me anything hat proves different. Blaming 1 person isn’t right is it. Yet you blame BB. Weird how it’s ok for you to blame just one person. Whether you believe Mounga os the saviour or not is irrelevant. The simple fact is he didn’t set the world alight when given 5 years in the job. Why go backwards? Also how do you know about Reihana or Jacomb? They arnt given a go. No one else is. Yes its probably too late now but as BLIND FREDDY could clearly see the time was 2 years ago…. Another major Razor failure. They keep stacking up. Mind you it won’t be Razors fault tho as he doesn’t coach them apparently. Just like when the ABs lose… razor points out very quickly how it was always “execution” and never a failed game plan.

Lets just say the guy has been a major letdown so far.



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Eric Elwood 56 minutes ago
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Agree. Great idea. It would accelerate the development of up and coming teams.

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JJ 58 minutes ago
Wales are out of luck and out of ideas, so where do they go from here?

Kane James plays for Exeter Chiefs and played for england U20s in June. His sister plays for Wales. Ieuan Davies is one of the scrum-halves at Bath and he wants to play for Wales.

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You don’t need to say by to yourself. Just go.

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PMcD 1 hour ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

Then they did it with Williams to cover that Reinach spot, so it does feel like you need a quick 9 who is quick enough to cover wing (and strong enough defensively).

7|1 does have risks . . . . But the reality is that if you can’t match SA up front, you will likely lose already, so does the 7 forwards give you a better chance of competing against the SA pack and is it worth the risk of only having the 1 back.



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Hammer Head 1 hour ago
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They’re not untouchable, per se.

It’s more that nobody’s allowed to touch them and they can touch anyone they like.



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Hammer Head 1 hour ago
Six Nations statement: Tom Curry 'Tunnelgate' incident

Nothing happened?

Same could be said about the alleged testicle attack of 2025.



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NB 2 hours ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

I don’t think that should be the choice P.

When SA fitst intro’d the 7-1 v NZ in 2023 thay had Reinach as the one on the bench to cover 9 and both wings, and Willemse to move up from 15 to cover 10.



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NB 2 hours ago
Wales are out of luck and out of ideas, so where do they go from here?

Kane James plays for Bath and he wants to play for Wales, so it does work both ways.

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