England 25-13 Scotland FT - catch up in 'Live Coverage'
Wales 23-16 Ireland FT - catch up in 'Live Coverage'
Defeat means no Grand Slam for Ireland
Wales, Ireland & England can all win title next weekend
The first break in play since the half-time oranges as Scott Williams and Cian Healey get treatment for a clash of heads. Play restarts with a Wales put in to the scrum on their own 22m line.
Not straight! Ireland back with ball in hand!
Andrew Jones Music on Twitter:, external "Finished with fingers ages ago. Am on the toe-nails now."
Steve Jones on Twitter:, external "I may be Welsh but Paul O'Connell has had a game deserving of his 100 caps he has been immense."
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One
"That's brilliant play over the ball by Sam Warburton to get the penalty. That might win the game for Wales. Best game of the tournament so far."
Phillip Matthews
Former Ireland captain on BBC One
Image source, AFP"The good thing is that the defence has been ferocious but it has not been a defence-dominated game. It has been a balance and a contest between attack and defence."
Image source, ReutersLeigh Halfpenny slots nervelessly.
The equation shifts. Ireland need a converted score for a draw rather than a win.
One small peep, one almighty roar!
Sam Warburton snaffles over the top and secures a kickable penalty for Wales.
Caution has been shoved to the shredder by Ireland.
The men in green are running from everywhere. Replacement prop Sean Cronin pops up on wing and is squashed by Richard Hibbard.
JavelBleach on Twitter:, external "OK, now, one more try to win it, #Ireland, C'MONNNN!!!!"
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One
Image source, Getty Images"Ireland have dominated the last 15 minutes and have the momentum. Wales need to keep the ball and starve Ireland of possession. Ireland have their tails up and think they can win this."
Huge cheers as Johnny Sexton drops a pop pass from Cian Healy and Justin Tipuric pounces on the loose ball.
Jamie Heaslip off and Jordi Murphy on at number eight for Ireland. Wales bring on the beard. Jake Ball replaces Alun Wyn Jones in the second row.
Will Wright on Twitter:, external "Am I right in saying that there hasn't been a single pen for holding on? So credit to Barnes for being consistent.."
Adam de Ste Croix on Twitter:, external "Ireland running the ball now out of necessity and almost scored. Why not play like this from the start?"
Phillip Matthews
Former Ireland captain on BBC One
"There is an intensity and accuracy about Ireland in this half that wasn't there in the first half. They have lost the weight off their shoulders they felt in the first half. It is a thriller, and it is just such a shame there are only 10 minutes left!"
Image source, ReutersPaul O'Connell's gamble comes up cherries.
Ireland take the line-out cleanly, Wales go spearing in at knee level to bring down the driving maul and Wayne Barnes marches between the sticks.
Sexton converts.
What a half so far. What a final 10 minutes to come.
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One
"They will not stop coming, the Irish. They still believe they can win this. They've got to try to take the points though - I would have taken the penalty."
Ireland with a decision to make.
Twelve minutes left, 11 points down and a gimme of a penalty on the Wales 22m line.
Paul O'Connell does the maths and decides Johnny Sexton should kick into the corner rather than for the sticks...
Image source, ReutersSarah M on Twitter:, external "Beginning to think we might be able to finish the job.. Come on Wales!"
Jonathan Flowers on Twitter:, external "Courageous response by Ireland. Can the morale stand that further disappointment?"
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half
#HAHA massive cheer here at Twickers for that try. Come on Wales! #TopMoment"
Brian Moore
Former England hooker
"In the Ex Internationals bar at Twickenham; first time I've heard a Welsh try cheered."
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One
"What a wasted opportunity by Ireland. The forwards got white line fever when there were men outside. One pass and they have three men over. Schmidt will not be happy with that."
Image source, Joe Giddens/PA WireHooves for hands!
With backs queuing up unopposed out wide, Ireland's forwards squander the chance. The ball bobbling forward off Cian Healy as the heavy mob get white-line fever.