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Adams Verling Named for Ireland Debut in WXV Opener Against United States

Connacht back row Jemima Adams Verling is set to make her first senior appearance for Ireland when the team opens its WXV Global Series campaign against the United States in Dublin.

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Jemima Adams Verling, a back row player for Connacht, has been named to make her senior international debut for Ireland, according to a report by BBC Sport.

The uncapped forward is included in the Ireland squad for the opening match of the WXV Global Series, which is scheduled to take place in Dublin on Sunday.

Ireland will face the United States in the fixture, which marks the start of the team's involvement in the international series.

Further details of the matchday squad and team selection have not been disclosed in the available report.

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