Dorothy Wall has been drafted into the starting line-up [Getty Images]Ireland head coach Scott Bemand has made one change to his starting XV for Saturday's Women's Six Nations trip to France. Dorothy Wall replaces Ruth Campbell in the second row in the only alteration from the line-up that started last week's resounding 57-20 win over Italy in Galway.On the bench, Eilis Cahill is named as the back-up tight-head prop as Sadhbh McGrath drops out of the squad. Ireland are aiming for a first away Women's Six Nations win over France and are also hoping to avenge last year's World Cup quarter-final defeat by Les Bleues.
Bemand has stuck with the same backline after a free-flowing attacking performance that yielded nine tries in Galway. Stacey Flood continues at full-back with right wing Beibhinn Parsons hoping to build on her hat-trick against the Italians. On the opposite wing, Robyn O'Connor is retained after her try-scoring debut in Galway.
Aoife Dalton and Nancy McGillivray continue in midfield with Dannah O'Brien and Emily Lane - who has three try assists in this year's tournament - remaining in the half-backs. Ellena Perry, Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald and Linda Djougang form an unchanged front row, with Wall recalled to partner Fiona Tuite in the second row after dropping to the bench for the Italy game. The in-form back row includes Aoife Wafer, who recaptured her best form against Italy, captain Erin King and Brittany Hogan. Ireland team to face FranceIreland: Flood; Parsons, Dalton, McGillivray, O'Connor; O'Brien, Lane; Perry, Moloney-MacDonald, Djougang, Wall, Tuite, Hogan, King (capt), Wafer.Replacements: Jones, O'Dowd, Cahill, Campbell, Monaghan, Whelan, Higgins, McGann.