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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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The first Italian ref in the Six Nations is having an excellent game!
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Image source, Getty ImagesIreland 17-0 Wales
Wales give away a cheap penalty and there goes their first chance.
Ireland 17-0 Wales
Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
Ireland didn't panic and everyone knew what they were doing. Wales' defence was strong but Ireland went coast-to-coast for a lovely try.
Ireland 17-0 Wales
Wales now get into the Ireland 22 and win a penalty in front of the posts.
They opt for the corner.
Ireland 17-0 Wales
Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
It is patient, composed and dynamic from Ireland and it is all coming from Wales giving them cheap entries into their 22.
If we are brutally honest, Wales have not been in the game.
Ireland 17-0 Wales
I can't remember Wales being in Ireland's 22.
James Lowe
It was coming.
Ireland smash their way at the line before swinging the ball wide. Calvin Nash gives the killer pass and over goes James Lowe untouched.
Jack Crowley nails the extras from out wide.
Image source, Getty ImagesIreland 10-0 Wales
Discipline again costing Wales as ANOTHER penalty is given away. Down to the corner once again we go.
Ireland 10-0 Wales
Richie Rees
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
Discipline has been good for Wales in the first two rounds of the Six Nations. It is not here today so far.
Ireland 10-0 Wales
Jamison Gibson-Park scoots away from the scrum which allows James Lowe a run in space, but Wales get back and turn it over.
All Ireland...
Ireland 10-0 Wales
Ireland win a free-kick at the scrum and Tadhg Furlong instantly calls for another crack at the Welsh scrum.
Clearly homework has been done this week.
Ireland 10-0 Wales
Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
You have to take these chances and grind out scores in Test matches. I would back Ireland's fitness and power going forward in this game.
Ireland 10-0 Wales
Already it feels like this game is getting away from Wales. Next score will be huge.
Ireland 10-0 Wales
Gareth Delve
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
That Ireland driving maul try was just a matter of time.
It was executed expertly.
Ireland 10-0 Wales
Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Aviva Stadium
Four tries in three games from Dan Sheehan.
What a tournament he's having. He's flying.
Dan Sheehan (con Jack Crowley)
Right call!
The maul gets going and over pops Dan Sheehan.
Jack Crowley bangs over the extras.
Image source, Getty ImagesIreland 3-0 Wales
Ireland's scrum has been criticised recently but there is no problem there as they win a penalty.
No shot at goal however.
Ireland 3-0 Wales
Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
Ireland may need to start switching up their attack as Wales are getting off the line quickly and being disruptive.
Ireland 3-0 Wales
Josh van der Flier is next to find himself out on the wing. Then Jack Crowley goes cross-field to Dan Sheehan.
The number on the jersey does not seem to matter in Ireland's attack.
Ireland 3-0 Wales
Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster
Ireland's speed has forced Wales into too many penalties and they won't be happy with that.