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Ireland's home straight to World Cup starts with Pumas

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Ireland's home straight to World Cup starts with Pumas
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Less than a year away from a potential 2027 World Cup quarter final meeting, Ireland's hosting of Argentina represents an important staging post on the journey to Australia next autumn.

Key Takeaways

  • Ireland's home straight to World Cup starts with Pumas.
  • Less than a year away from a potential 2027 World Cup quarter final meeting, Ireland's hosting of Argentina represents an important staging post on the journey to Australia next autumn.
  • Less than a year away from a potential 2027 World Cup quarter final meeting, Ireland's hosting of Argentina represents an important staging post on the journey to Australia next autumn.

Less than a year away from a potential 2027 World Cup quarter final meeting, Ireland's hosting of Argentina represents an important staging post on the journey to Australia next autumn.

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