Grace Davitt
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210 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 16 Jul
Grace Davitt’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And you're just going, yes, her confidence has grown and what a place to do it in Connacht Rugby.
in front of all the fans at the door and to get a hat-trick, which rarely happens in international rugby, you know, so it was an amazing homecoming for her.
Yeah, and we've seen the importance of wingers working off their wing even in the men's game over the Six Nations and it's something that maybe was lacking from the women's game up until now, so seeing
I thought that exact same thing, that third try just before half-time when I think four different Irish players touched the ball, offloaded and ended up with Bavin on that left wing.
It felt like a real moment of, wow, this is what that Irish team can do when they get in their flow.
Yeah, totally.
Rugby is a game of chess, it's a game of numbers.
If you have more numbers in attack than your opposition, the likelihood is you're going to get somewhere.
And it's about creating those numbers.
And how you do that is getting back on your feet, getting back in the game, working hard around.
You know, Bavin has the pace to actually get there.
Robin O'Connor has the pace to get there.
But I've seen a stat from last week, and it was that Ireland were the least team to go blind.
And I was kind of thinking, coming into this Italian game, going, like, are they easy to defend?
Because you know they never go blind.
Well, maybe they've seen that stat too, because, you know, they attacked either side.
a short blind, we've seen the likes of Stacey Flood, and even that break that led the Bavians try, it was Dana coming around the back, creating that number, skipping to Stacey Flood, Stacey skipping to Robin O'Connor, so it was the amount of options as well, so people on their feet getting into those good positions, and people knowing where they're needed to be.
Two quick questions to finish up, firstly the second half,
two tries apiece, so actually a lot more equal than the first.
Is that worrying at all going into France or is it they were so far ahead it's hard to keep at that level?
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