A squad of 26 players has been named by Ireland Women's head coach Adam Griggs ahead of their training camp in Scotland this weekend.
The Ireland Women are traveling to Edinburgh for a weekend training camp which will culminate with a training game against their Scottish counterparts on Sunday afternoon.
Speaking ahead of the trip, Griggs said:
We’re really looking forward to this weekend's camp and the next few weeks ahead leading into our Test match against Wales. Each player included in the squad has been selected on their form through the Interprovincial Championship and the English Premiership. "As well as having a larger squad to travel and play, this will give the coaching group a chance to look at different combinations and give the players a great opportunity to test themselves at an international level and see how they handle the step up in pace and intensity. "We also have two new coaches on board this year, who have added real quality to the work Jeff Carter and Mike Ross have started with this group. "Steven McGinnis, who works full-time with IQ Rugby, is our new forwards coach, and Kieran Hallett, who is with Leinster as an EPDO, has come in as our defence coach. It's great to see the professionalism of the new coaches and the value they have brought to the players."This is the first of two away training camps and training matches the national side will undertake, with the squad traveling to France next week, ahead of their clash with Wales at the UCD Bowl on Sunday, November 10 (kick-off 1pm). Tickets for the Ireland Women's Test against Wales are now on sale on www.ticketmaster.ie.