Ciara Griffin: Ireland, at last, are the main event on landmark day for women's rugby

Ireland women  take on Scotland in a record-breaking Aviva clash that proves women's game travelling in right direction.
STRAP IN: Powerhouse forward Aoife Wafer gets ready for a training session at the IRFU High Performance Centre, Blanchardstown ahead of the Six Nations clash with Scotland. Pic: Ben Brady/Inpho

STRAP IN: Powerhouse forward Aoife Wafer gets ready for a training session at the IRFU High Performance Centre, Blanchardstown ahead of the Six Nations clash with Scotland. Pic: Ben Brady/Inpho

Ireland bring the curtain down on their Women’s Six Nations campaign on Sunday when they welcome Scotland to the Aviva Stadium in what promises to be a landmark occasion for the women’s game in this country.

Following a frustrating but ultimately important victory over Wales, Scott Bemand's side now have the opportunity to finish the championship on a high and complete a perfect record of three home wins from three.

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