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The IRFU have today confirmed that Tipperary native Dorothy Wall will be sidelined for a number of months following an Achilles tendon injury she sustained during Ireland's clash with Scotland in the Women's Six Nations last weekend.
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The 24-year-old is set to undergo surgery in Dublin today. The recovery and rehabilitation process will rule Wall out of Ireland's pre-season and Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 campaign later this year.
Speaking on the injury, Wall said, "I'm devastated to be missing the next couple of months, but my main focus now is on my rehab programme and I'm looking forward to supporting the team in the Rugby World Cup".
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