Wales beat Ireland 25-7 to win Six Nations Grand Slam
Wales's fourth Slam of the Six Nations era and coach Gatland's third
Wales' 14th successive win
Parkes try after 70 seconds gave hosts lead at Principality Stadium
Man of the match Anscombe kicks six penalties
Larmour scores consolation try in 83rd minute
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Johnny Sexton slips on his way into a breakdown and is pinged for sealing off. Nothing much to argue about there. Plenty of dirt on the knees of the Ireland 10.
It is out wide and a good 40m out. But Gareth Anscombe is going to have a pop...
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Josh Navidi compounds the Tadhg Beirne turnover, by giving away a penalty for a high tackle.
Ireland complete their getaway.
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Tony Ward
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster
That steal by Tadhg Beirne was as good as three points at the other end of the field.
It is still early in the game but Wales are finding it easier to make those little in roads into the Irish defensive line than Ireland are and all the momentum seems to be with the home side.
Wales 7-0 Ireland
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Jamie Heaslip
Former Ireland international on BBC One
This is why Tadhg Beirne has been picked. He's known for his turnover ability. He stays on his feet right until the end. A great let-off for Ireland and that's why that man is in the team.
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They know all about that sort of thing at Parc y Scarlets.
Tadhg Beirne, once of Llanelli, now of Munster, secures a brilliant turnover after getting up on the breakdown scene before anyone else.
A key piece of play to knock back Wales from a hugely promising position.
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Wales are up to within 10 metres, with big forwards rolling round the corner.
Another score here would be a body blow for Ireland...
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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Principality Stadium
Hadleigh Parkes has been in sensational form over the past few games, and he follows his try with what looked like a try-saving tackle on Jacob Stockdale.
Parkes' surge in form happens to have coincided with him writing a column for the BBC Sport website during the Six Nations. Or is it a coincidence? We'll have to ask him next time he writes his column.
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Mark: The Welsh team have been tough and gritty but very hard to watch. Hope Ireland can do what England failed to do and drag them out their trenches and force them to play. Come on Ireland!!
Chris Aplin: I may be backing Ireland but hearing the Welsh crowd sing makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.
William Hamilton: I'd like to take credit for this great start. I went to my local supermarket in Aarhus and bought Welsh cheddar, thank me later Warren
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Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live
Ireland have given away a few needless penalties so far. It has been the senior players too. It has given the chance for Wales to build momentum.
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George North has picked up a problem.
The Wales wing dips his hand into a ruck and immediately regrets it.
He has hurt his wrist and the medic says his race is run.
He walks gingerly to the touchline and Dan Biggar is on.
Alun Wyn Jones soldiers on after a bit of treatment of his own. Would you expect anything less?
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James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
You bet all your money on Stockdale scoring that try, but what a tackle by Hadleigh Parkes
Wales 7-0 Ireland
Jamie Heaslip
Former Ireland international on BBC One
When you're playing Ireland you've got to be watching Johnny Sexton. He'll always be looking at the wingers and he will give them daggers if they're not holding their width. I'm out of breath just watching this.
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Jamie Roberts
Wales international centre on BBC Radio 5 Live
What a kick! But what a tackle from Parkes. It looked like a certain try.
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Hadleigh Parkes has earned his post-match pint of squash.
A clever cross-kick from Johnny Sexton picks out Jacob Stockdale and catches the Wales defence flat-footed.
The Ireland wing shrugs off Gareth Davies and pins his ears back, but somehow Parkes managed to reel in Stockdale with the line looming.
Massive effort.
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Harem scarem stuff.
Ireland apply the pressure in the scrum, the ball spills loose and is scooped up by the men in green.
But Wales intercept and boot upfield. And Josh Adams takes out the covering Keith Earls as he slides into contact.
Nothing malicious, but a penalty to Ireland in their own half.
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Ireland apply pressure straight off the kick-off, milking a knock-on from Wales.
But the hosts defence is disciplined and direct.
Wales with a scrum and a chance to clear their lines on their own 22m.
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Mt Sherlock: And the dream begins.
Alex: What a start by Wales!
Phil World: An atmosphere that Twickenham can only dream of at the millennium stadium, and I'm English.
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James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales
Gareth Anscombe's had two touches and both are on the money - his kick-off and the chip for Hadleigh Parkes' try
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Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One
You couldn't have planned a better start right from the kick-off. The line-out which has been their Achilles' heel is caught and it's a pin-point kick. What a start from Wales!
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