Sam Monaghan

Sam Monaghan is a dedicated player for the Irish women's rugby team, currently sidelined due to a serious knee injury. She is focusing on her rehabilitation with the aim of regaining full fitness ahead of the upcoming World Cup.

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Ireland: Sam Monaghan confirmed post-match that she asked referee Aimee Barrett-Theron to review the bite after Wafer made the allegation. 6

Axelle Berthoumieu Aoife Wafer Manae Feleu Aimee Barrett Theron Brenda Heather Latu Ofisa Tonu U Valeriu Toma

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: France player given 12-match ban for biting Ireland’s Aoife Wafer – The Irish Times

Ireland: Sam Monaghan is expected to express her feelings on social media after a last-eight defeat. 5

Johnny Sexton Edel Mcmahon Niamh O Dowd Aoife Wafer Stacey Flood Linda Djougang Dannah O Brien Scott Bemand Eileen Gleeson

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Done with valiant efforts, Ireland must push on to close the gap to the top – The Irish Times

Ireland: Sam Monaghan, the Ireland captain, asked the referee to have the TMO check the incident. 7

Aoife Wafer Axelle Berthoumieu Aimee Barrett Theron Scott Bemand Cliodhna Moloney Macdonald

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Heartache aplenty but few recriminations as Ireland fall to France in quarter-final – The Irish Times

Ireland: Sam Monaghan is the captain of the Ireland team. 8

Linda Djougang Dannah O Brien Aoife Wafer Scott Bemand Marine Menager Gaelle Mignot David Ortiz

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Updates from the Women’s World Cup quarter-final – The Irish Times

Ireland: Ireland co-captain Sam Monaghan has called on her charges to be more physical in next week’s quarter-final after being outmuscled by a dominant New Zealand outfit. 5

Scott Bemand Stacey Flood Edel Mcmahon Beibhinn Parsons Eve Higgins Cliodhna Moloney Macdonald Brittany Hogan Dannah O Brien Amee Leigh Costigan Claire Boles Anna Mcgann

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ireland’s Sam Monaghan urges team to up physicality heading into World Cup knockout stages – The Irish Times

New Zealand: Sam Monaghan is part of the Ireland team for the match against the Black Ferns. 6

Liana Mikaele Tu U Layla Sae Jorja Miller Kennedy Tukuafu Renee Holmes Braxton Sorensen Mcgee Portia Woodman Wickliffe Ayesha Leti I Iga Allan Bunting Ellena Perry Neve Jones Linda Djougang Ruth Campbell Grace Moore Edel Mcmahon Brittany Hogan Aoibheann Reilly Dannah O Brien Amee Leigh Costigan Eve Higgins Aoife Dalton Beibhinn Parsons Stacey Flood

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Black Ferns v Ireland: Live updates from the Women’s Rugby World Cup clash

New Zealand: Sam Monaghan is named co-captain and plays at lock for Ireland. 7

Katelyn Vahaakolo Braxton Sorensen Mcgee Renee Holmes Ayesha Leti I Iga Kennedy Tukuafu Jorja Miller Liana Mikaele Tu U Layla Sae Edel Mcmahon Aoife Wafer Christopher Reive

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Women’s Rugby World Cup: Black Ferns step campaign up for Ireland test

Ireland: Sam Monaghan, the captain of the Ireland rugby team, limped off the field after 25 minutes due to a hip injury. 6

Scott Bemand Linda Djougang

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ireland head coach Scott Bemand strikes positive note after win over Spain – The Irish Times

Ireland: Sam Monaghan, the captain, had to leave the game due to a leg injury. 5

Dannah O Brien Amee Leigh Costigan Anna Mcgann Eider Garcia Fuentes Claudia Perez Perez Marieta Roman Mallen Ellena Perry Grace Moore Pena Hidalgo Scott Bemand Kat Roche

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ireland’s forwards to the fore in victory over Spain but error count remains a concern – The Irish Times

Ireland: Sam Monaghan takes sole ownership of the captaincy duties which she had been sharing with Edel McMahon. 5

Edel Mcmahon Beibhinn Parsons Scott Bemand Anna Mcgann Molly Scuffil Mccabe Ellena Perry Niamh O Dowd Cliodhna Moloney Macdonald Neve Jones Linda Djougang Eimear Corri Fallon Grace Moore Ruth Campbell Brittany Hogan Claire Boles Stacey Flood Aoife Dalton Eve Higgins Amee Leigh Costigan Dannah O Brien Fiona Tuite Siobhan Mccarthy Emily Lane Nancy Mcgillivray

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: McMahon and Parsons left out as Ireland ring the changes for Spain – The Irish Times