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Beibhinn Parsons: Breaking record on home soil is 'really special'

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By Neil Treacy Verified
| RTÉ Sport Podcast
In two Tests at Dexcom Stadium, Beibhinn Parsons has crossed for five Ireland tries, and this afternoon's two against Japan in Galway sent the winger into the record books. The Galway native's brace in Ireland's 31-24 win brought her to 24 tries in green, first matching and then surpassing the previous record held for several years by Alison Miller. And doing it on home soil was the cherry on top of the day for the Ballinasloe native.
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Beibhinn Parsons breaks record as Ireland hold off Japan in Galway

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By Neil Treacy Verified
| RTÉ Sport Podcast
Beibhinn Parsons became Ireland's record tryscorer, as Scott Bemand's side returned to winning ways in the WXV Global Series. The Galway native scored two tries on home soil at Dexcom Stadium to bring her Test tally to 24 for Ireland, on a day where Ireland just about had enough to edge a 31-24 win against a plucky Japan side.
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'We've got a bit of work to do to earn their dollars and cents to come buy tickets' - Munster head coach Clayton McMillan

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By Neil Treacy Verified
| RTÉ Sport Podcast
Munster head coach Clayton McMillan says he and his players have to "work" to get some supporters back on board, but the New Zealander is confident with their direction of travel, despite Saturday's 26-20 defeat to Glasgow Warriors. The province let a 20-14 lead slip in the final quarter at Thomond Park, as they lost what McMillan described as an "arm-wrestle" against a powerful Scottish side.
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