Ireland’s women name unchanged team for final Six Nations match

Niamh Briggs and team-mates in action against Wales last week.

The Ireland Women's team to face Scotland in the final game of the RBS 6 Nations has been named and is unchanged from the team that played Wales last week.

Head Coach Tom Tierney has kept faith with the side that stopped the Welsh team scoring in the

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The Irish side head to Scotland looking to claim the Triple Crown and a possible RBS Six Nations title.

"It's been a huge three months, a lot of change and getting to know new ways, thankfully the quality of the players have shone through in the results and fingers crossed Scotland will be another win,” Tierney said when announcing the team.

"We are going to be mentally ready to take Scotland on its merits, we have to win the game first before we are in a position to chance points. We are going to concentrate on our basics, in both defence and attack. We are going to keep doing what we have been doing throughout the Six nations.”

Ireland's captain Niamh Briggs earns her 50th cap against Scotland on Sunday.

Best wishes to Ireland Women's captain @niamhbriggs15 for her 50th cap #wrugby #SCOvIRL http://t.co/XLwAEJbIxm pic.twitter.com/VmGaiQDOE0

— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) March 20, 2015

Scotland v Ireland is at Broadwood Stadium in Cumbernauld, Scotland on Sunday March 22 - kick-off 1.30pm.

This game will be broadcast live on RTE 2 and on RTE 2FM.

Ireland team in full: 15. Niamh Briggs, 14. Hannah Tyrrell, 13. Jenny Murphy, 12. Jackie Shiels, 11. Alison Miller, 10. Nora Stapleton 9. Larissa Muldoon, 1. Ruth O'Reilly, 2. Gillian Bourke, 3. Ailis Egan, 4. Sophie Spence, 5. Marie Louise Reilly, 6. Paula Fitzpatrick, 7. Claire Molloy, 8. Heather O'Brien.

Replacements:16. Sarah Mimnagh, 17. Fiona Hayes, 18. Fiona O'Brien, 19. Orla Fitzsimons, 20. Katie Norris, 21. Tania Rosser, 22. Sene Naoupu, 23. Aoife Doyle.