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Ireland kicks off Women’s Rugby World Cup with resounding win
Ireland made a highly anticipated return to the Women’s Rugby World Cup on Sunday, August 24, securing an emphatic win over Japan. The match finished 42-14 in favour of the girls in green, who scored six tries and six conversions to see off their Pool C opponents.
Ireland 42 Japan 14: Ireland take bonus-point win in World Cup opener – As it happened
Full-time 🇮🇪 42-14 🇯🇵 An excellent start for Ireland to their World Cup campaign, proving too strong for a spirited Japan side #WRWC2025 📱 https://t.co/UQOII1DNda 📺 https://t.co/ZfldwHUA2l 📻 https://t.co/VgaQpwGjHu pic.twitter.com/o4FYBW0RFa
The Women’s Rugby World Cup is in full swing, with England, Ireland and Scotland securing big wins on the opening weekend.
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