Ireland prepares for WXV series as talent development focus grows
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 7:06 AM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026
Ireland launches its WXV Global Series campaign against the United States at Tallaght Stadium in Dublin on Sunday. Head coach Scott Bemand emphasized the series as the beginning of a new cycle leading to the next Women's Rugby World Cup. Following last year's quarter-final exit and a strong performance in the 2026 Six Nations, Bemand aims to develop new talent and depth within the squad. Injuries to players like Sam Monaghan open opportunities for others to step up. Ireland will also play Japan and South Africa in the coming weeks.
- •Ireland faces the United States on September 18 at Tallaght Stadium.
- •The series includes matches against Japan and South Africa later this month.
- •Coach Scott Bemand prioritizes new talent development in the lead-up to the 2029 World Cup.
- •Injured players like Sam Monaghan create opportunities for others.
- •Ireland aims to enhance its performance after a strong 2026 Six Nations campaign.
- 7:06 AMYahoo Sports — WXV series about 'turning the page' for Ireland
- 7:04 AMBBC Sport — WXV series about 'turning the page' for Ireland
"Ireland head coach Scott Bemand says the forthcoming WXV series represents an opportunity to start bringing on new talent with the 2029 World Cup in mind.
"Ireland head coach Scott Bemand says the forthcoming WXV series represents an opportunity to start bringing on new talent with the 2029 World Cup in mind.
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External links- Yahoo SportsSep 18, 2026, 7:06 AMWXV series about 'turning the page' for Ireland
Ireland head coach Scott Bemand says the forthcoming WXV series represents an opportunity to start bringing on new talent with the 2029 World Cup in mind.
- BBC SportSep 18, 2026, 7:04 AMWXV series about 'turning the page' for Ireland
Ireland head coach Scott Bemand says the forthcoming WXV series represents an opportunity to start bringing on new talent with the 2029 World Cup in mind.
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