As Chris eludes to, Ireland are growing into the game.

They win the penalty at the Wales scrum and earn one of their own inside the Welsh 22, but the hosts respond well to win a penalty of their own at the set piece and clear.

Chris Horsman
Former Wales coach on BBC Radio Wales

Ireland are not posing a huge threat from an attacking point of view. At the moment it's Wales that are their own worst enemy, it's just that ill discipline, that over-eagerness to turn the ball over. This is where they've got to trust the system.

Wales have broken their record attendance for a home Women's Six Nations rugby game, with 4,962 spectators at the Cardiff Arms Park today.

That beats the record set against Scotland last year.

Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Incredible, what a fantastic story for Kate Williams!

Wales keep possession at their defensive scrum and clear up to halfway, where Ireland are penalised for not throwing the line-out straight.

It will be another scrum for the hosts - a first for Kate Williams to enjoy.

Sene Naoupu
Former Ireland centre on BBC iPlayer

We spoke about half-time about the wind being a key factor. It is good to see Ireland keep the ball in possession and win territory, but it is just being able to execute it. The Welsh are too dominant.

A big moment here for Wales flanker Kate Williams, who is on to win her debut.

Royal New Zealand Navy officer was born in Swansea and has returned to the country of her birth to chase a career in international rugby.

Bethan Lewis makes way.

Captain Nichola Fryday secures the line-out for Ireland but the driving maul is once again halted by Wales, who are awarded the free-kick.

Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wales are just creating these energising moments, big hits, connecting defensively, driving Ireland back, putting the pressure on.

Ireland look to copy Wales' play-book and turn to the driving maul but it does not make much ground.

However the referee brings play back for a penalty against Gwenllian Pyrs at the breakdown and Ireland can kick to the corner.

Ireland clear up to the Welsh 10-metre line and Wales are penalised for obstructing the on-rushing Natasja Behan.

Ireland have an attacking line-out of their own inside the Welsh 22 - their first of the contest.

Andy Gray
BBC Sport NI

This could be a long second half for Ireland.

Wales have had one disallowed, scored one and Ireland have a player in the bin - and we're only six minutes into the second half.

Ireland have made a change on the wing, as Dannah O'Brien comes on for Aoife Doyle.

Chris Horsman
Former Wales coach on BBC Radio Wales

I'm absolutely delighted for her as a fellow tighthead prop.

You don't want to get your score chorked off and she must have been delighted to get that one.

In the build up to that Wales try, Ireland's half-time replacement Deirbhile Nic a Bhaird was shown a yellow card, referee Amber McLachlan unhappy with the number of penalties being committed by the Irish defence.

A tough 10 minutes lie ahead for Ireland.

Ireland keep possession at the scrum but the clearing kick by Nicole Cronin is a poor one and Cayrs Williams-Morris collects it inside the Irish 22.

Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio Wales

What was really important there by Wales was going outside of the defensive shoulders so they're going for that weak shoulder, they didn't force anything.

Keira Bevan kicks the conversion after Sisilia Tuipulotu's try is scored but referee Amber McLachlan then signals that the Wales prop knocked the ball forward in the process of scoring.

Instead Ireland have the scrum on their own five-metre line.