Ireland 10-16 Wales FT
Henderson try, Sexton con & pen for Ireland
Tipuric try, Halfpenny con & 3 pens for Wales
Scotland 48-7 Italy FT
Lamont 2, Barclay, Visser 2, Bennett tries
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Ireland asking all the questions after the re-start. Rob Kearney makes a zig-zagging half-break to scatter the Wales defence.
But the red shirts snap back into formation sharpish. And Gethin Jenkins clamps down over the top to earn his side a penalty as Wales fails to release.
Wales' defence and work at the breakdown have made life difficult for Ireland so far
Everyone scoring in 10s today - bar Italy.
Stuart Hogg and Tim Visser both dance their way upfield as the Scottish back three enjoy the possession their forwards are securing.
The hosts are looking lively in the Edinburgh sunshine.
Robbie Henshaw is a solid, compact unit at inside centre and he is not shy of taking on Jamie Roberts physically.
Johnny Sexton's boot is starting to find it's range. A delicious nudge up over George North, bobbles into the corner to give Wales a line-out pretty much on their own line.
Scotland 10-0 Italy
Image source, AFPJohnny Sexton thumps the first kick of the second half up to the Wales 22m line where Alex Cuthbert takes cleanly and runs back hard.
Ireland 10-10 Wales
In World Cup Pool A terms, Justin Tipuric's work emphasises how Wales and Australia can get at England.
While Wales have Tupiric and Australia have David Pocock, England, without Toulon's Steffon Armitage, lack a breakdown scrapper of the same quality.
Lamont try, Laidlaw con
Lovely score from the Scots. Stuart Hogg on the cut gets the hosts on the front foot before Finn Russell takes out the pitching wedge.
His pin-point chip is taken at full pelt by veteran winger Sean Lamont and there's no stopping the big man from that sort of range.
Image source, PAQuote Message“Iain Henderson is pushing for a starting position in the bigger games. Wales will not be happy at all because they were in total control.”
Reggie Corrigan, Former Ireland forward
Quote MessageIt's not what the Welsh deserve. They've been the best side. That try has come from our scrummage - the set-piece at the end of the half has let us down.
Former Wales wing Adrian Hadley on BBC Radio Wales
Ireland 10-10 Wales
Image source, InphoThe scores level at the break. But I would says that Wales will be happier with their performance.
Ireland are level without playing as well as they can. Joe Schmidt's side have made scoreboard efficiency their trademark.
Greig Laidlaw
The Italians may love a scrum but they are penalised at the first engagement and Greig Laidlaw nudges Scotland into the lead.
Iain Henderson (Con Sexton)
He has been the stand-out performer for Ireland so far and Iain Henderson gets a try for his efforts, crossing under the posts with four Wales tacklers clinging to him like barnacles on a battle cruiser.
A simple job for Sexton to add the extras and we are all even at the break.
We're under way in Edinburgh, and there's an early scrum - the Italians love scrums.
The Wales defensive wall is ramrod straight and titanium reinforced. Ireland are running through the phases but are not creating any hole or sucking in red shirts.
Johnny Sexton engages brain over brawn and chips over the top for Keith Earls. The Ireland winger was ahead of Leigh Halfpenny in the chase, but in the end the ball beats them both, bouncing into touch.
Scotland: Hogg; Lamont, Bennett, Horne, Visser; Russell, Laidlaw; Dickinson, Ford, Nel, Gilchrist, J Gray, Wilson, Denton, Lawson.
Replacements: McInally, Reid, Welsh, Harley, Cowan, Pyrgos, Jackson, Scott.
Italy: McLean; Esposito, Campagnaro, Morisi, Sarto; Allan, Palazzani; Aguero, Ghiraldini, Castrogiovanni, Fuser, Furno, Zanni, Minto, Vunisa.
Replacements: Manici, Rizzo, Chistolini, Geldenhuys, Bergamasco, Violi, Canna, Masi. Referee: Romain Poite (France)
For those of you of a Scottish persuasion, you'll be glad to know they're onto the anthems at Murrayfield.
Not sure Flower of Scotland works quite as well on a sunny August afternoon as it does on a dreich winter's day, but the bagpipes are skirling nonetheless.
Image source, AFPQuote Message"Ireland look to be lacking a bit of muscle in the forwards exchanges - apart from Iain Henderson, who is having a fine game."
Denis Hickie, Former Ireland wing