I wouldn’t be making Six Nations bow without dad: Ulster’s Sadhbh McGrath
Sadhbh McGrath during Ireland women’s squad training as she nears her debut against Wales in the Six Nations
Jonathan Bradley
When Sadhbh McGrath’s father told her that he’d take her anywhere for sport, he couldn’t have known she’d test the promise so readily and frequently in the coming years.
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