Postcard from Sydney where Ireland are unlikely to feature again in this World Cup

The realistic target following an opening defeat is second place in Group B, a scenario keeping them in Brisbane to likely meet England in the last-16.
Sarah Cunningham, from Monaghan, and Lauren Byrne from Dublin, pictured outside the Sydney Opera House. Pic Credit ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne

Sarah Cunningham, from Monaghan, and Lauren Byrne from Dublin, pictured outside the Sydney Opera House. Pic Credit ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne

Barring the combined miracle of six points and Australia dropping four, Ireland and Sydney are finished as a combo at this World Cup.

The realistic target following an opening defeat is second place in Group B, a scenario keeping them in Brisbane to likely meet England in the last-16.

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