SAM MONAGHAN AND Dannah O’Brien both return to the Ireland starting XV for Sunday’s Guinness Women’s Six Nations meeting with Italy .
Advertisement Monaghan, who sat out the opening round defeat in France as she completed the return to play protocols, captains the side from the second row. Head coach Scott Bemand makes four changes in total to the XV which started last week’s 38-17 loss, with Grace Moore starting in the back row and centre Enya Breen making her long-awaited return to international action.
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