sca McGhie’s last-gasp try saw Scotland earn their second Women’s Six Nations win after beating Ireland 26-19 at the Hive Stadium

The Red Roses scored six tries in Bordeaux to round off a dominant campaign

Ireland beat Scotland 15-12 at Kingspan Stadium in Belfast

Derry needed a penalty shootout to be crowned winners of the Allianz National Football League Division 1 this evening.

McWilliams’ departure with immediate effect follows the team’s disappointing Six Nations campaign.

Tries from Meryl Smith, Rachel Malcolm, Lana Skeldon, sca McGhie, Leah Bartlett and Chloe Rollie earned them a comfortable win on Saturday.

The Red Roses claimed a 38-33 win in front of a 58,498 crowd at Twickenham.

Ireland made life difficult for England until falling away in the final 10 minutes at Musgrave Park

Monaghan will face defending champions Derry in the last four.

Peter O'Mahony earned player of the match honours after his side became the first team to beat Stormers at home this year.

Ireland suffered a second straight Six Nations defeat after being thrashed 53-3 by

England begin their 2023 campaign against Scotland at Newcastle’s Kingston Park on Saturday, March 25.