Victories over Wales and Scotland would give Ireland their first three-win Six Nations campaign under head coach Scott Bemand
Ireland kicking coach Gareth Steenson says closing out the Women's Six Nations with two home wins would be "huge" for the squad after last weekend's deflating defeat by France.
Chasing a first win on French soil, Ireland had three tries disallowed during a dominant first-half display in Clermont on Saturday before the hosts seized control after the interval to win 26-7.
Ireland host Wales in Belfast on 9 May before welcoming Scotland to Aviva Stadium on 17 May having hammered Italy 57-20 in their first home game in Galway.
"We make no bones about it, three home wins was the goal at the start and go over and maybe put in a big performance and try to nick one away from home," Steenson told BBC Sport NI.
