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Two changes to Ireland team chasing historic back-to-back Test wins in South Africa
Aoibheann Reilly, left, and Dannah O'Brien of Ireland celebrate last week’s victory over South Africa at Athlone Stadium in Cape Town, South Africa

Aoibheann Reilly, left, and Dannah O'Brien of Ireland celebrate last week’s victory over South Africa at Athlone Stadium in Cape Town, South Africa  © Shaun Roy/Sportsfile

Ireland head coach Scott Bemand has made two changes to his team for their final game of the WXV Global Series against South Africa in Cape Town on Saturday (1pm kick-off, Irish time).

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