The Athlone woman scored two tries for Ireland at this year's World Cup.
Ireland rugby star Anna McGann says the national is continually building for the future.
Athlone's Anna McGann was one of the key performers for Ireland at this year's World Cup, as she registered two tries in their 43-27 win over Spain in the group stage.
Scott Bemand's side were narrowly beaten by France in the knockout stages.
Ireland begin their Six Nations campaign away to newly crowned world champions England on April 11th.
McGann says they'll be ready for the fight:
Anna McGann reflected on the year as well as looking forward to 2026 with Midlands 103's Liam White:
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