THE Women’s Rugby World Cup is HERE – and is set to take England by storm this summer! The Red Roses will look to win a first title since 2014 on home soil after finishing runners-up

The 10th edition of the Women's Rugby World Cup takes place in England from 22 August to 27 September, with coverage of every match live on the BBC.

IRISH fans won’t miss a beat of the Women’s Rugby World Cup after RTÉ and TG4 confirmed a historic link-up to show every big moment live across TV, radio and digital. The tournament kicks off

Ireland face a tough task to get out of the pool stages in England, facing reigning champions New Zealand, top Asian side Japan and Spain

Linda Djougang tells BBC Sport about her rugby journey, from travelling from Cameroon to Ireland aged nine, to playing for her adopted country in a World Cup.

Ireland, meanwhile, head for the French Basque country, and a meeting with Samoa in Bayonne. Unlike England, there’s probably no need for Andy Farrell to risk his likely World Cup starters - I ...

Ireland take on Japan in their opening game of the Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 at Franklins Gardens in Northampton. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the Pool C clash.

The Women's Rugby World Cup spans from 22nd August to the final on 27th September at a record-breaking sold-out Allianz Stadium, Twickenham. The BBC have rights to stream all of the 32 matches across Network, Red Button, iPlayer, BBC Sport website & app, as well as radio rights across 5 Live and nations radio.