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Over the past two months we have been treated to some of the most compelling displays of women's Test match rugby. WXV Global Seri…
Over the past two months we have been treated to some of the most compelling displays of women's Test match rugby. WXV Global Seri…
And just like that the 2026 WXV Global Series has concluded. It has certainly been dramatic. From last-gasp victories to teams fin…
After their 38-17 loss to Ireland, the Springbok Women have dropped back to 10th in the World Rugby rankings.
Hot on the heels of Kaipo Olsen-Baker's crowning as World Rugby Women's 15s Player of the Year, World Rugby has confirmed its Drea…
Scott Bemand’s Ireland have become the first Irish side to win back-to-back Tests on South African soil after beating the Spring…
Ireland ended their WXV Global Series campaign with a 38-17 win against the Springbok Women in Cape Town.
Ireland’s strong second half saw them pull away to a dominant 38-17 victory against South Africa on Saturday afternoon.
Black Ferns pair Kaipo Olsen-Baker and Elinor-Plum King have claimed top prizes at the World Rugby Awards.
“You put that ball down on the tee, 40 metres from goal, and here goes a young one from Kilbride with the world looking at you. …
The Red Roses' six-year stay at the top of the World Rugby rankings can end this weekend if the side lose to the USA Women's Eagle…
Ireland head coach Scott Bemand has made two changes to his backline for the WXV Global Series 2026 finale against the Springbok W…
The USA Women's Eagles' historic win against Italy in Nashville has seen Jack Hanratty's side retake fifth in the World Rugby rank…
Red Roses captain Megan Jones has been nominated for Women's 15s Player of the Year for a second year running by World Rugby.
At Athlone Stadium in Cape Town a joyous crowd watched an 11-try feast as Ireland defeated South Africa 40-27 in WXV Global Series…
Scott Bemand’s Ireland secured their second WXV Global Series win of the autumn with a 40-27 victory over the Springbok Women.
Eight years down the line, Fiona Tuite-O’Sullivan can now laugh about her first training session with Ulster. The Dubliner, who …