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Wales 3-27 Ireland
Dan Biggar is desperately trying to gee up his forwards who have just held out another Irish attack.
Great chop tackle from Justin Tipuric.
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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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Wales 3-27 Ireland
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneGood play by Liam Williams, he has looked very safe under the high ball but they are always under pressure.
Ireland are always competing for the ball.
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Wales 3-27 Ireland
It's hard to know if this all about how good Ireland have been or how bad Wales have been.
Either way, it's comprehensive.
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Wales 3-27 Ireland
Comes to something when the home crowd are cheering a penalty.
They haven't had much else to celebrate!
'The Tom Brady of rugby'published at 14:46 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2023
Wales 3-27 Ireland
Dennis Hickie
Former Irish winger on BBC Radio 5 LiveJohnny Sexton is the Tom Brady of Ireland! He's the Tom Brady of rugby at the moment!
'Really poor discipline'published at 14:45 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2023
Wales 3-27 Ireland
Donncha O'Callaghan
Former Ireland lock on BBC OneThese are all basic penalties.
Wales' discipline has been really really poor.
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Wales 3-27 Ireland
Ireland are always so good in the air.
Huge Keenan beats Liam Williams for the high ball and Ireland on the attack again.
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Wales 3-27 Ireland
Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraThis is a huge problem for Wales!
They can't wait for half-time, it's just a bit of damage limitation at the moment.
Any points that Wales can take they need to, and they have to get back in at half-time to regroup and reassess.
Penalty: Wales 3-27published at 14:44 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2023
Johnny Sexton
Manna from heaven for Sexton... who is closing in on Ronan O'Gara's all-time Six Nations points record.
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Wales 3-24 Ireland
Chris Horsman
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio WalesFrom a Welsh perspective it looks like they're just hanging on at the moment.
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Wales 3-24 Ireland
Make that eight! And Sexton has a straight shot at goal.
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Wales 3-24 Ireland
Wales have already conceded seven penalties after little more than a quarter of the game gone.
That cannot carry on.
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Wales 3-24
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneMissed opportunity for Wales there.
WATCH AGAIN: Ryan scores second Ireland trypublished at 14:41 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2023
Media caption, 'So efficient' - Ryan extends Ireland's lead
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Wales 3-24 Ireland
First real look at Wales centre Joe Hawkins on his Six Nations debut.
But the Irish defence is all over the breakdown and they've won a penalty and the chance to clear.
The Irish celebrate as if they've scored.
'No need to push it'published at 14:40 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2023
Wales 3-24 Ireland
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneBiggar should have seen Lowe there, he was waiting for it, the pass came and he just pounced.
There is no need to push it in that situation.
'Cruel for Wales'published at 14:39 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2023
Wales 3-24 Ireland
Dennis Hickie
Former Irish winger on BBC Radio 5 LiveThat was cruel for Wales because it was their first attack they put together.
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Wales 3-24 Ireland
Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Principality StadiumIreland's power and precision and Wales' indiscipline have proved the integral facets of the opening quarter.
It is looking ominous for Warren Gatland's men with Ireland in the mood this afternoon in Cardiff.
Try: Wales 3-24 Irelandpublished at 14:36 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2023
James Lowe, con Johnny Sexton
Wales on the attack but James Lowe anticipates Biggar's pass, intercepts and runs 60 metres to score.
There was absolutely no-one going to catch him.
That's what happens when you've made such a bad start as Wales.
You force things... and risk being picked off.
Media caption, Wales struggle as Lowe scores Ireland's third try
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Wales 3-17 Ireland
Tom Shanklin
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraDiscipline is poor at the moment for Wales, they're just giving them an easy out, just giving them chances, you can't do that.
It just shows you how much pressure Wales are under at the moment.