Here’s our preview of who is away, who they are facing and when they will be in action:
SCOTLAND: Jenna Fife, Nicola Docherty, Sam Kerr, Lizzie Arnot, Jane Ross
Scotland v Spain - Tuesday, April 12 - FIFA Women’s World Cup Qualifier - 7.35pm
Five Rangers players have been called-up to Pedro Martinez Losa’s squad as the Scots continue their World Cup qualifying campaign at home to Spain.
Jenna Fife, Nicola Doceherty, Sam Kerr, Lizzie Arnot and Jane Ross are all be part of the group to take on the Spaniards at Hampden on Tuesday evening.
Scotland currently sit second in Group B with 10 points from five games, with Spain just ahead of them on 15 points.
The squad were due to also face Ukraine this international break but that match has been postponed until June.
NORTHERN IRELAND: Demi Vance & Megan Bell
Austria v Northern Ireland - Friday, April 9 - FIFA World Cup Qualifier - 7.30pm
Northern Ireland v England - Tuesday, April 12 - FIFA World Cup Qualifier - 7.55pm
Demi and Megan have both once again been called-up to the Northern Ireland squad ahead of two important World Cup qualifiers.
First-up is a trip to Austria, with both teams currently sitting on 13 points. Austria are in second place in Group D due to a slightly better goal difference.
Northern Ireland will then host group leaders England in front of an expected crowd of over 15,000 at Windsor Park on Tuesday evening.
JAMAICA: Chantelle Swaby & Kayla McCoy
Cayman Islands v Jamaica - Sunday, April 10 - CONCACAF World Cup Qualifier - 1am
Jamaica v Dominican Republic - Wednesday, April 13 - CONCACAF World Cup Qualifier - 12am
Both Chantelle Swaby and Kayla McCoy have been named in the Jamaica squad as they face two World Cup qualifiers this international break.
First-up they will travel to the Cayman Islands for a game in the early hours of Sunday morning before hosting the Dominican Republic on Wednesday, April 13.
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Ciara Grant
Sweden v Republic of Ireland - Tuesday, April 12 - FIFA World Cup Qualifier - 5.30pm
Ciara has been named in the 27-player Ireland squad as they prepare to face Sweden in a FIFA World Cup qualifier.
Ireland are currently second in Group A, with seven points on the board having played four games. Sweden sit first in the group with 15 points but have played a game more than Ireland.
They will face each other in Gothenburg on Tuesday with a 5.30pm kick-off.