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Grand Slam-chasing Ireland make it three wins from three
Andy Farrell's side have won 18 successive home Test matches
Dan Sheehan, James Lowe, Ciaran Frawley and Tadhg Beirne are Ireland try-scorers
Ireland equal England record of 11 successive Six Nations wins
Wales awarded penalty try in second half
Wales have lost 10 of last 11 matches in Six Nations
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Andrew Priestley: Ireland hunting for a bonus-point try in the final 10 minutes, but they've looked off-colour in the second half.
Ireland 24-7 Wales
A big roar from the crowd as fan favourite Andrew Porter is replaced by Cian Healy.
72 minutes for Porter is just the norm.
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Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
That's a big try for Ireland and a great moment for his first Ireland try. They haven't been as slick as usual today but they needed that score and it's a long way back for Wales now.
Ireland 24-7 Wales
Replacement Ryan Baird races clear however he is unable to find Jamison Gibson-Park as the pass goes down.
The bench has made a huge impact for Ireland.
Ireland 24-7 Wales
Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
That was too easy for Ireland and Wales just ran out of numbers.
This has been an excellent game of rugby in the second half.
Ciaran Frawley (con Jack Crowley)
Huge try!
The full-back hits a lovely line off Jamison Gibson-Park and he goes under the posts.
A first Test start and a first Test try.
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Tommy Reffell is pinged for hands in the ruck. Ireland go for the corner.
Kicking for posts are banned today it seems.
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Bit of aerial ping pong as Cameron Winnett beats Ciaran Frawley in the air.
Jack Crowley wins the exchange as he finds some space with a great kick.
Ireland 17-7 Wales
Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
Wales have got away with one there. The crowd are up for it here.
Ireland 17-7 Wales
The ball is finally sent long and James Lowe is caught in his 22. Ireland do eventually clear.
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Sam Costelow clears but he only finds Calvin Nash. Here come Ireland again...
Ireland 17-7 Wales
Robbie Henshaw spills the ball in the build-up to the try. Wales won't go away will they?
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Or is it? They are looking at a forward pass.
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Talking about debuts. Oli Jager is on for his first game in green. Tadhg Furlong departs.
Ireland 17-7 Wales
Ireland's defence hasn't been tested much so far this championship. That was an unbelievable set as they win a penalty and finally end Wales' attack.
Ireland 17-7 Wales
Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Aviva Stadium
Cardiff number eight Mackenzie Martin comes onto the field in only his 10th professional game.
What a story for the 20-year-old as he replaces Alex Mann with lock Will Rowlands also on for Adam Beard.
Ireland 17-7 Wales
Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
That was a breathless spell of play and Wales have been so strong defensively. They have really brought the game to Ireland in the second half so far.
Ireland 17-7 Wales
A huge steal from Ireland. Jamison Gibson-Park doesn't get much distance with his clearance however.
Ireland 17-7 Wales
Wales win a penalty. Huge call here with all the momentum behind them.
They go for the corner! Tadhg Beirne is back on.
Ireland 17-7 Wales
Jack Conan is on for Josh van der Flier. Big impact is needed.
Wales down in Ireland's 22.