Ireland head coach Scott Bemand says he's hopeful all of his players will be fit and available for next week's Women's Rugby World Cup quarter-final against France.
Stacey Flood emerged as an injury concern yesterday after coming off with a foot injury in their 40-nil defeat to New Zealand in Brighton.
There are also hopes that Aoife Wafer may be fit to play as she nears a return to action following a long lay-off after knee surgery.
Bemand says that, despite the heavy loss, his players will relish this week's preparation for Sunday's last eight showdown.
Bryn Cunningham says he's made the 'incredibly hard decision' to step down as Ulster Rugby's general manager to pursue a new challenge.
Cunningham moved from being a player at the province to joining their senior management team during his three decades at Ravenhill.
Ulster say he'll remain in the position until they've appointed a successor.
