with Hannah Kelly
Scott Bemand's team will host Scotland.
Ireland will play a stand-alone Women's Rugby Six Nations game at the Aviva Stadium for the first time next year.
Scott Bemand's team will host Scotland at Lansdowne Road on Sunday the 17th of May at half-two.
Ireland's only previous Women's Six Nations match at the venue was against Italy in 2014.
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