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Spain stand in the way of Ireland women's Paris 2024 dreams this morning. PIC: Sportsfile
The Irish women's and men's hockey teams are on the brink of qualifying for the Olympic Games in Paris this summer.
The women, who go up against Spain in their semi-final tie, will target a win in this morning's fixture to confirm their place at Paris 2024.
The women's semi-final will be live on RTÉ Player and RTÉ News channel at a push back time of 11.30am this morning (Thursday, January 18).
The men, who also face Spain in their semi-final contest, are additionally one win from Olympic qualification.
The men's semi-final will be live on RTÉ Player and RTÉ News channel at a push back time of 11.30am tomorrow (Friday, January 19).
: ' & ' -!
— Hockey Ireland (@irishhockey) January 17, 2024
☘️ Ireland W vs Spain: 11:30am on Thursday, 18th January 2024.
☘️ Ireland M vs Spain: 11:30am on Friday, 19th January 2024 pic.twitter.com/i4Rd8ffoDV
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