VODAFONE WOMEN'S INTERPROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP:
Saturday, August 29 -
3RD-4TH PLACE PLAY-OFF:
CONNACHT v ULSTER, Dexcom Stadium, 2pm (live on the Spórt TG4 YouTube channel)
FINAL:
MUNSTER v LEINSTER, Dexcom Stadium, 4.30pm (live on the Spórt TG4 YouTube channel)
A big crowd is expected at the home of Connacht Rugby, as the four provinces finish off what has been a very memorable few weeks of fiercely-contested Interprovincial fixtures.
Tickets are on sale online here for the two concluding matches - the 3rd-4th place play-off between Connacht and Ulster (kick-off 2pm), and the much-anticipated final, as Munster and Leinster go head-to-head again, will get underway at 4.30pm.
The Dexcom Stadium double-header will also be streamed live on the Spórt TG4 YouTube channel, as part of TG4's Rugbaí Beo coverage.
Currently on a superb seven-match winning streak, Matt Brown's Munster team topped the table and are bidding to become back-to-back champions for the first time since 2023.
In Sana Govender's first year in charge, Leinster recovered from a disappointing 39-19 opening defeat to their arch rivals, bagging a brace of bonus-point wins to set up another heavyweight decider.
Three members of Ireland's freshly-announced training squad have starred in attack, with Munster duo Beth Buttimer and Alana McInerney scoring six and five tries, respectively, and Leinster's Robyn O'Connor running in five against Ulster over the weekend.
The Sarah Delaney-led Blues are chasing their third title in four years, while a successful trip to Galway for Munster, who hope to have captain Maeve Óg O'Leary back from injury, would see them win their 17th Interpro crown in all.
Connacht will aim to wrap up Craig Hansberry's first campaign as head coach with a first win on home soil, having lost 47-12 to Munster in the third round.
They outlasted Ulster in a pulsating play-off encounter twelve months ago, winning 37-30 thanks to Hannah Clarke's late try, and began the 2026 Interpros with a hard-fought 15-10 triumph in Belfast.
That first round match could have gone either way, and after a heavy loss at the hands of Leinster, Ulster will look to Fiona Tuite-O'Sullivan, Sadhbh McGrath, and Claire Boles to inspire their first Interpro win in three years.
