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Republic of Ireland WNT manager Vera Pauw. PIC: Sportsfile
The Republic of Ireland Women's National Team take on France this week before they depart for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 in Australia and New Zealand.
The Girls in Green have been preparing for the major tournament with friendly fixtures against Zambia and the world's number one ranked country USA. Results HERE
IRELAND V FRANCE - WHEN
Vera Pauw's side face France this Thursday, July 6 in their final friendly outing before they travel to their World Cup base camp in Brisbane.
IRELAND V FRANCE - WHERE TO WATCH
The game kicks off in Tallaght Stadium at 8pm. It will be broadcast live on RTÉ2 from 7.30pm.
WORLD CUP FIXTURES
Group B - Game 1
Australia v Republic of Ireland (July 20)
11am (Irish time) in Stadium Australia, Sydney.
Group B - Game 2
Canada v Republic of Ireland (July 26)
1pm (Irish time) in Perth Rectangular Stadium.
Group B - Game 3
Republic of Ireland v Nigeria (July 31)
11am (Irish time) in Lang Park, Brisbane.
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