That is all from us as the Republic of Ireland claim a comfortable 3-0 win against Northern Ireland at the Aviva Stadium in their Women's Nations League opener.

You can read the match report from today's game here.

We will be back on Tuesday, when Northern Ireland will look to bounce back as they host Albania at Seaview live on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.

The Republic of Ireland are also in action on Tuesday, taking on Hungary.

Thanks for joining us today and we will see you on Tuesday!

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Jackie Burns
Northern Ireland goalkeeper on BBC iPlayer

I think going forward now it's about how they're going to rectify what went wrong and see what they can do from there.

Sometimes a quick turnaround can be a good thing because you have less time to think about what happened and you just need to focus on the next thing.

Jackie Burns
Northern Ireland goalkeeper on BBC iPlayer

Northern Ireland always knew coming in this, it was going to be hard game.

I think given the goals, they were preventable in some aspects, like the second phase.

We didn't necessarily concede from complete open play and that's something to take away that maybe they aren't as hard to break down as they probably believe.

Looking forward, we need to work on the attack and how we can get up and influence the other side of the pitch.

The Republic of Ireland cruise to victory in their historic first game at the Aviva Stadium to start their Nations League campaign with a win.

Lucy Quinn scored the opener before Kyra Carusa and Lily Agg added further goals in the second half.

They could have won by more, with some good defending and saves from Shannon Turner keeping the score down.

It was a tough afternoon for Tanya Oxtoby in her first game in charge of Northern, as they failed to trouble Courtney Brosnan and conceded some preventable goals.

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Watch as Lily Agg heads home the Republic's third of the afternoon after getting on the end of Katie McCabe's corner.

Caragh Hamilton is incensed that Northern Ireland haven't been awarded a penalty as her cross appeared to hit the hand of a Republic of Ireland defender.

When your luck is out, it really is out.

After the third goal, the Republic opt to give some players a breather with one eye on the Hungary game on Tuesday.

Izzy Atkinson and Emily Whelan are on for Diane Caldwell and goal scorer Kyra Carusa.

Jackie Burns
Northern Ireland goalkeeper on BBC iPlayer

It's crazy to think how one player has made such an impact to such a broad spectrum of supporters.

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Watch as Kyra Carusa capitalises on a defensive mix-up between Rebecca Holloway and Shannon Turner to coolly slot home a second for the Republic

Jackie Burns
Northern Ireland goalkeeper on BBC iPlayer

Northern Ireland started off well in the second half, but the Republic just picked it up again and brought on substitutes that have influenced the game straight away and it's shown from that corner.

The Republic go close again soon after scoring, as Kyra Carusa glances wide after getting on the end of Abbie Larkin's cross, with the Galsgow City forward having embarked on a darting run down the right.

Jackie Burns
Northern Ireland goalkeeper on BBC iPlayer

The crowd is actually unbelievable, looking around it's absolutely amazing and I think it's just a credit to the way the women's game is going.

It's just gradually building and I think we're going to keep seeing it going in the right direction.

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Both managers opt to make double changes for the last 10 minutes of the game.

Lily Agg and Amber Barrett are on for Megan Connolly and the first goalscorer of the day Lucy Quinn, for the Republic.

Rebcca Holloway and Rachel Furness make way for Chloe McCarron and Laura Rafferty.

Jackie Burns
Northern Ireland goalkeeper on BBC iPlayer

Its a tough one - we looked like we were doing well on the attack.

It's a good ball from McCabe over the top, she's obviously saw Carusa make the run and it's just unfortunate with miscommunication between Turner and Holloway and it's been punished.

It's a very unfortunate one to give away, so hopefully they can build back from it again

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The Aviva holds its breath as Katie McCabe weaves her way into the area before shooting off-target with her weaker right foot.

The roof would have come off had the Arsenal captain found the target there.

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Tanya Oxtoby elects to make a double change in the hope of sparking a Northern Ireland fightback.

Lauren Wade and Nadene Caldwell come on for Marissa Callaghan and Emily Wilson

Jackie Burns
Northern Ireland goalkeeper on BBC iPlayer

I think Northern Ireland came out on the front foot and caught the Republic off guard but I think the Republic have actually settled back into the second half and have picked it up again.

Katie McCabe picks out Abbie Larkin just inside the area, and her sweeping first-time shot is just past the post.

Northern Ireland are stuck in their own half at the moment.