The 25-year-old is thrilled by the prospect of facing teams from around the globe.
“It’s really cool to play against teams from different parts of the world. We’ve got USA, Japan and South Africa.
“All different styles so really exciting for us. They are teams we don’t come across often so when we do it’s always a good battle.
“They are all very unique so it’s really testing. We’ll have to have a different gameplan going into each game.”
Playing at Tallaght Stadium will represent a first for the Ireland team, although the Republic of Ireland soccer team have often played at the venue.
“It’s great to be playing at Tallaght Stadium for the first time. The Irish soccer team have kind of made that stadium their own so it’ll be great to play there and hopefully attract some soccer fans as well maybe.
“Dublin is very accessible too so hopefully there will be a big fanbase there.
“Every time we play I think we attract new fans and that’s always growing so it’s really important for us to have home games and people supporting us.
“Hopefully if they come and enjoy it they’ll come back again.”
The prospect of facing South Africa is one that excites Reilly.
“South Africa are obviously one of the biggest rugby nations in the world so getting the opportunity to play there will be unbelievable,” she added.
“They’re an amazing outfit and they made it to the World Cup quarter-finals too, so it will be a great battle.”
