No change for Ireland Women's team

Ireland women’s coach Philip Doyle will trust the same 15 that lost out to England for the second match of the Rugby World Cup against the USA on Tuesday.

Mon, 23 Aug, 2010 - 13:41

Ireland women’s coach Philip Doyle will trust the same 15 that lost out to England for the second match of the Rugby World Cup against the USA on Tuesday.

The only changes come on the bench where Chris Fanning and Caroline Mahon come in for Yvonne Nolan and Carol Staunton.

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