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Bemand notes 'mindset shift' in Irish women's game
Key takeaways
- Bemand's side have won of their three Women's Six Nations game so far
- Ireland head coach Scott Bemand said he can see a notable "mindset shift" across all levels of the women's game in the country.
- "Yes, I do see that [mindset shift] and it is highlighted by the level of disappointment after the France game.
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Bemand's side have won of their three Women's Six Nations game so far
Ireland head coach Scott Bemand said he can see a notable "mindset shift" across all levels of the women's game in the country.
The Ireland senior side have moved up to fifth in the world rankings after a positive 2025 and are aiming to finish off this year's Women's Six Nations campaign with two home victories against Wales and Scotland following a disappointing defeat by France last time out.
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