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FT: Wales 10-34 Ireland from the Principality Stadium
Van der Flier scores bonus-point fourth try for Irish
Liam Williams yellow-carded for high tackle
Williams scores try early in second half for Wales
Doris, Ryan & Lowe first-half tries for Irish
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Donncha O'Callaghan
Former Ireland lock on BBC One
Wales know what they are at there, they have a few backs in the line out, they would have worked on that move an awful lot.
To turn it over that easily is really frustrating.
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The TMO is having a look at that front-on tackle by Liam Williams on Jonny Sexton.
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Tony Ward
Former Ireland fly-half on BBC Radio Ulster
That's pure athleticism from James Ryan. What a take.
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Ospreys scrum-half Rhys Webb returns to Test rugby for the first time since November 2020 - taking over from Tomos Williams.
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Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales
That's the confidence of the Irish, they have the confidence to get up and go for the ball.
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And ANOTHER Wales chance goes begging.
James Ryan leaps highest to snatch Baldwin's line-out.
Great steal by the lock.
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Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra
Ireland are infringing more this half.
They were squeaky clean up until around the 35-minute mark in the first half and that didn't allow Wales to get into the game and now they're under a bit more pressure.
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Big call by the TMO - foul play by Ireland, who tackled George North off the ball.
Wales put it into the corner, 5m out.
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Wales bid farewell to their two oldest players.
Alun Wyn Jones and skipper Ken Owens make way.
Dafydd Jenkins is on for his Six Nations debut at lock and hooker Scott Baldwin makes his first international appearance for six years.
'They need this' - Wales fight back with Williams try
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Three replacements for Ireland.
Bundee Aki for McCloskey
Jack Conan for O'Mahony
Craig Casey for Murray
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Great defence from replacement prop Rhys Carre.
Stops an Ireland attack just short of the Wales line.
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Dennis Hickie
Former Irish winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Ireland have had very little momentum, very few phases. It's just stop-start and penalties.
That's exactly what Wales want. It's been all Wales in this second half, they haven't been able to capitalise but the more chances they get, the more they'll capitalise.
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Wow, that was Dan Sheehan - the Irish hooker - getting on the outside of the Welsh defence and chipping ahead.
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Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One
Wales had two opportunities there but just two poor passes - the one from Rio Dyer from the set-piece just to put someone in the hole, it was just a poor pass.
It deflates the whole movement, simple errors.
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So with a moment to take a breath... what do you think?
Can Wales pull it off?
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Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One
Wales have had a lot of possession and territory in the second half.
They need to just turn them into points now to get back into this game.
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Dennis Hickie
Former Irish winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Wales are fighting so hard, I suppose what is encouraging is that they are getting more chances, more than we saw in the entire first half. They're getting closer and closer.
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Oh we really have a game on our hands now.
Wales have finally woken from their slumber and Ireland are starting to give away penalties and make mistakes.
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That was an eventful first involvement from Henderson - who stays on the pitch.
Penalty only.