'Sea change' in how Irish women's rugby team handle toughest Six Nations tests

After impressing in Twickenham cauldron, Fiona Tuite is confident Ireland will give their fans plenty to cheer about in Galway on Saturday
TARGETING HOME WINS: Fiona Tuite during an Ireland Women's Rugby squad training session at the IRFU High Performance Centre. Picture: Shauna Clinton/Sportsfile

TARGETING HOME WINS: Fiona Tuite during an Ireland Women's Rugby squad training session at the IRFU High Performance Centre. Picture: Shauna Clinton/Sportsfile

Picture the scene. England’s world champions have just scored again. You’re standing under the Twickenham posts and staring down the barrel of a 28-0 deficit with 25 minutes still to play. 

A crowd north of 77,000 is in party mode. They want more.

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