Ireland will begin their 2025 Guinness Women's Six Nations championship at home to France on Saturday, 22 March.
Scott Bemand’s side, who welcome Australia to Belfast on Saturday (2.30pm), finished third in the table last season and qualified for next year’s World Cup as a result.
They host Les Bleues in the opening round of fixtures before a trip to Italy eight days later on Sunday, 30 March.
Champions England visit in round three two weeks' later, while Ireland are away to Wales in round four.
They conclude with an away game against Scotland in the first of three 'Super Saturday' games.
Wales will be in Italy, and England will host France in the final round.
The venue details will be announced shortly.
Six Nations said: "The 2024 Women's Championship underscored its significance at the heart of international rugby with audience growth that included a 22% rise in matchday attendance, and a total global live audience of 16.2 million fans tuned in to watch the 2024 Championship (a 9% increase on the previous year).
"Positive signs of increased fan engagement with the women’s game were highlighted by a 52% increase in participants in the Women’s fantasy rugby game, and 32,000 votes for the Player of the Championship award, which was an impressive 140% increase on 2023’s votes."
Ireland’s Women’s Six Nations 2025 fixtures
SATURDAY 22 MARCH
1300 Ireland v France
SUNDAY 30 MARCH
1500 Italy v Ireland
SATURDAY 12 APRIL
1645 Ireland v England
SUNDAY 20 APRIL
1500 Wales v Ireland
SATURDAY 26 APRIL
1215 Scotland v Ireland
Venues to be confirmed
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