In a disappointing performance, Ireland faced a 33-12 defeat against England in the Women's Six Nations, as voiced by former international Lindsay Peat. The match, held at Allianz Stadium in front of a record crowd of 77,120, saw Ireland trailing 21-0 at halftime. Although they showed resilience in the second half with tries from Anna McGann and Erin King, Peat lamented the team's failure to 'fire enough shots' and establish a consistent threat against the world champions. Peat emphasized that Ireland's performance highlighted the significant gap between them and the top teams, despite being ranked fifth in the world. She noted that the team lacked a plan B and struggled with their kicking strategy, which limited their ability to gain territory. Looking ahead, Peat expressed hope that Ireland can build on their improved second-half performance in their next game against Italy at the Dexcom Stadium in Galway.