Gareth Steenson

Yeah, well, I have seen you a couple of times.

Yes, no, been a busy couple of months in with the Irish women.

Really enjoyable in the Six Nations.

It was good to see the girls going from strength to strength.

Good competition in the end.

Finishing with three home wins.

Good home wins.

And obviously, the way it finished there in the Aviva, have 31,000 people there, it was awesome.

So loads of things to build on going forward.

You know, it's another global series to look forward to in September and October time.

A few games at home to be played as well.

So hopefully people can come back out and support the girls.

But yeah, it's been a busy old eight or nine weeks, I'd say.

It is, yeah.

No, there's definitely progress.

I suppose the biggest thing is, the big thing for girls is we're talking about trying to break into that top four.

And that French game was a game we actually targeted.

We talked about it for a couple of weeks going into it.

But look, we'd made masses of strides.

The only thing was we got across the line, I think, four times in the first half and we just got to put the ball down.