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‘Completing a series win in South Africa, that’ll be a first for Irish women’s rugby. That’s massive’ — Ireland eye history

Niamh Gallagher and Aoibheann Reilly named in starting line-up for final WXV Global Series clash

Brittany Hogan celebrates Ireland’s 13-point win over South Africa last Saturday in the first of two WXV Global Series showdowns at Athlone Stadium in Cape Town

Brittany Hogan celebrates Ireland’s 13-point win over South Africa last Saturday in the first of two WXV Global Series showdowns at Athlone Stadium in Cape Town  © Shaun Roy/Sportsfile

Ireland head coach Scott Bemand says completing a historic series win in South Africa would be massive for the team ahead of their second Test in Cape Town on Saturday (1pm Irish time ).

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