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Limerick's Roisin Upton in action against India today in London
Ireland's women have qualified for the hockey World Cup quarter-finals for the very first time. The team, which entered the tournament as the lowest ranked side, today defeated India 1-0 to secure their second shock win in less than a week.
(Ireland defeated USA 2-1 earlier in the tournament)
Limerick's Roisin Upton played here part in the historic win which sees Ireland into the last eight, with top spot in Pool B, regardless of what happens in Sunday's final game with England.
What a performance from @irishhockey
— BT Sport (@btsport) July 26, 2018
They're ranked 16th in the world but are the FIRST team to qualify for the #HWC2018 quarter-finals
Just look at the incredible celebrations... pic.twitter.com/KJDucBoagj
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