Sinead Kissane

is going to miss this Six Nations, but she will have a great core of leaders around her, especially obviously in that forward pack as well, who will help her.

But yeah, hoping to talk to her on Friday now over at Twickenham.

And I'd say, yeah, it is definitely a good choice, I think, by Scott Beaman.

Yeah, I think it was around 15,000.

I think, you know, there was some talk maybe they'd like to stretch it to 20,000, even to 30,000.

I think once the momentum and it's back in the headlines again, that there might be even more of a follow-up again on kind of tickets for that because it is a special day.

You know, I mean, they obviously, it's the first kind of standalone Irish women's game at the Viva Stadium.

They had one last year.

after a men's game there a number of years ago.

I remember being there.

It must have been, you know, because all the crowd left after the men's game finished.

And, you know, it must have been fairly soul-destroying, you know, that all the attendants and the supporters left and they were left to play their game.

So, yeah, it is a big moment for them.

And I know as well that, you know, it'll be the first time a women's Six Nations game

takes place in Galway.

So that will be a huge game.

But as I said earlier, there is such a nice, tasty little rivalry developing with Scotland.

So it is really all set up to be a really good final day on that final weekend.

Yeah, I'm not sure.

I think from speaking to Scott Beeman last week, he really like he's already started talking about Australia 2029.