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Ireland take an unchanged squad to France to the Stade Ernest-Wallon in Toulouse
France prevailed 56-15 when the teams met in Dublin last year
France 21-0 Ireland
There was only one thing on Laure Sansus' mind as she picked the ball up at the back of the scrum.
And the visitors were never stopping her getting in down the side for France's second try.
Laure Sansus scores France's second try of the game
France 21-0 Ireland
Try number three for the dominant hosts.
Strong play from the pack eventually forces Audrey Forlani over, with the try awarded after consultation with the TMO.
We're only past the hour-mark but half-time can't come quickly enough here for Ireland, who are continually being pressurised into making errors that are proving costly.
France 16-0 Ireland
It's looking ominous for Ireland as France cross for their second try.
A scrum in the corner and it looked like it was going to be a number eight pick-up-and-drive, but it was scrum-half Laure Sansus who showed a nice bit of invention to nip down the side and over.
The conversion from Droin is wide.
France 16-0
The sweeping move was delightful, the finish clinical.
Have another look at the opening try of the game from Melissande Llorens.
Melissande Llorens with the first try of the game for France
France 11-0 Ireland
This game is starting to get away from Ireland.
France fly-half Caroline Drouin slots her second penalty of the game in the 19th minute to make it 11-0 - but the visitors are perhaps lucky that their hosts did not punish them with a try from that play.
Ireland need to dig deep here.
France 11-0 Ireland
Quote MessageIreland's unforced errors are giving the ball back to the French too often and stopping them from building any momentum. If they can cut those out then they will have more chance of getting a foothold in this game.
Ciara Griffin, Former Ireland captain
France 8-0 Ireland
That's a lovely first try of the match from France.
They were good in the set-;piece and Caroline Drouin was at the heart of a sweeping move from right to left that ended up with wing Melissande Llorens crossing in the corner for the score.
Drouin wasn't able to add the extras, but that try will have settled any nerves in the home camp.
France 3-0 Ireland
Huge disappointment for Ireland there as Eve Higgins has a try disallowed.
The TMO had a look at the line-out that led to the score and ruled that there had been an obstruction, meaning the visitors' celebrations were cut short.
It looked like the right decision, though, but Ireland can take heart from getting a foothold in the game.
France 3-0 Ireland
Caroline Drouin was unlikely to miss a penalty from that range and she slots between the posts comfortably to open the scoring for the French.
Ireland yet to properly settle so far, they could do with getting their hands on the ball for a spell.
France 0-0 Ireland
Anthems and formalities complete, this match is underway in Toulouse.
Big, big test this for Ireland - can they rise to it?
France v Ireland
That was a passionate rendition of Ireland's Call from the visiting team there.
And the French never disappoint when it comes to passion for their national anthem.
Nearly time for some rugby.
Women's Six Nations: Watch the best tries from the 2021 tournament
Due to Covid-19 delays the 2021 tournament was played in a condensed format. England, Italy and Scotland made up Pool A and France, Ireland and Wales making up Pool B. The leaders of each pool would play in a final.
England secured the title for the third time in 2021, defeating France 10-6 in a thrilling final at Twickenham Stoop.
Will England be able to repeat their success in 2022?
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Saturday, 2 April
13:45-16:45 - France v Ireland - BBC Two Northern Ireland & BBC iPlayer
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Sunday, 3 April
14:30-17:30 - Italy v England - BBC Red Button & BBC iPlayer
Saturday, 9 April
16:30-18:45 - England v Wales - BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra, BBC Radio Wales & BBC Radio Cymru
Sunday, 10 April
12:30-15:30 - Scotland v France - BBC Red Button & BBC iPlayer
16:30-19:30 - Ireland v Italy - BBC iPlayer
Friday, 22 April
19:30-22:30 - Wales v France - BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio Wales & BBC Radio Cymru
Saturday, 23 April
18:50-21:50 - Italy v Scotland - BBC Red Button & BBC iPlayer
Sunday, 24 April
11:45-14:00 - England v Ireland - BBC Two, BBC iPlayer & BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Saturday, 30 April
11:30-14:30 - Wales v Italy - BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio Wales & BBC Radio Cymru
14:00-16:30 - France v England - BBC Two & BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
19:30-22:30 - Ireland v Scotland - BBC Red Button & BBC iPlayer
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France v Ireland (14:15 BST)
Former captain Ciara Griffin is one of the most-informed voices on Irish women's rugby - and we've signed her up to give her views during this Six Nations campaign.
Ciara reckons there will have been some home truths told in Ireland's post-match analysis after the Wales defeat - and highlights ill-discipline as one area that her former team-mates will need to improve on in Toulouse.
Her weekly column is a great read on the BBC Sport website - click here for this week's full offering.
Image source, InphoCiara Griffin
France v Ireland (14:15 BST)
Ireland wing Beibhinn Parsons has been named on the bench again with Ireland unchanged for the trip to France.
Parsons was a surprise omission from last weekend's loss to Wales and is again left out by head coach head coach Greg McWilliams.
You can read more detail on both teams here, but here are your two starting line-ups for this afternoon's tussle in Toulouse.
Ireland: Considine, Murphy Crowe, Higgins, Flood, Mulhall, Cronin, Reilly; Djougang, Jones, O'Dwyer, Fryday (capt), Monaghan, Wall, McMahon, Hogan.
Replacements: Hooban, Pearse, Haney, McGann, O'Connor, Dane, Breen, Parsons.
France: Boulard, Banet, Filopon, Vernier, Llorens, Drouin, Sansus; Lindelauf, Touye, Joyeux, Fall, Forlani, Berthoumieu, Hermet (capt), Menager.
Replacements: Domain, Deshaye, Khalfaoui, Ferer, Annery, Chambon, Tremouliere, Jacquet.
Image source, InphoBeibhinn Parsons has been named on the bench again with Ireland
France v Ireland (14:15 BST)
It was a disappointing start to the Six Nations campaign for Ireland last weekend as Wales came back to win in Dublin.
Here's the highlights from what was a first Six Nations win since 2019 for the Welsh.
Women's Six Nations: Ireland 19-27 Wales - highlights
France v Ireland (14:15 BST)
So you've lost your opening Six Nations match to Wales and are looking to bounce back and reignite your campaign.
France away, anyone?
That's what's facing Ireland's women today as they go to Toulouse to play what head coach Greg McWilliams described this week as one of the best teams in the world.
The mood music coming out of the Irish camp has been positive, with McWilliams insisting they are taking the positives from the defeat by the Welsh - and backing this up by naming an unchanged starting side.
It's undoubtedly a huge test for the girls in green and one you can sit back and enjoy with us as we bring you live coverage on the BBC Two Northern Ireland, BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and here on the BBC Sport website.
Oh, good afternoon by the way. We jumped straight into getting the ball out and forgot to exchange pleasantries.
Anyway, France v Ireland. Let's do this.