Eire head coach Scott Bemand says he has not but finalised his squad for the Ladies’s Rugby World Cup.

After a comeback win over Scotland final week, Eire have been overwhelmed by Canada of their remaining warm-up match earlier than the event, which begins in England in two weeks’ time.

However after a robust second-half efficiency in opposition to the aspect ranked quantity two on the planet, Bemand mentioned he was “delighted” that gamers are nonetheless combating for a spot within the remaining 32-player squad that shall be introduced on Monday.

“There’s quite a lot of ladies that put their palms up, which is absolutely pleasing,” Bemand instructed BBC Sport NI.

“The women are literally getting used to performing with that strain. It is the character of what we do. In elite sport, there’s all the time a variety.

“You are all the time competing, and I feel during the last two years we have actually acquired higher in that house.”

Eire have already misplaced influential forwards Erin King and Dorothy Wall to damage for the World Cup, whereas Aoife Wafer didn’t function in both warm-up fixture.

Bemand, although, is happy with the depth that has inbuilt his panel.

“As that second half confirmed, we have got greater than only a 15 – we have got a squad and other people that may come on and make variations to a sport,” he added.

“We will take inventory of it at times we’ll see who’s within the melting pot to get to the World Cup.”