Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at Virgin Media Park

I'm not sure many Welsh fans saw that coming.

They knew there was a buzz around the Irish camp, but few could have predicted the utter dominance of the Irish.

Revenge must be sweet after last year's 31-5 drubbing in Cardiff.

It's back to the drawing board for Wales - what a change in fortunes for these two teams.

POTM Aoife Wafer gives her thoughts after the game:

"Look its brilliant. This week been coming for a long time.

"Alot of hard work goes on behind the scenes, but we've got great backing from the IRFU and backroom staff.

"We were hurting after the Italy game, so to come out today and put the work in after the last two weeks and show that we deserved this win." She continued.

"We believe we can get these results, we know we have world class players and it's just showing it week in week out.

"The crowd were fantastic today and they were an extra player for us."

It's all over in Cork! Victory to Ireland.

It's a first win of this year's Six Nations Championship and a try-scoring bonus point to boot.

Ireland rise to third in the table with an encouraging performance.

For Wales, their wait continues for a first victory. They showed a much better final 10 minutes than the 70 that went before, but it is Ireland's day.

Dannah O'Brien with another fine clearance to touch for Ireland. The 20-year-old has had a fantastic day. Controlling play with an experience beyond her years.

Wales have a try ruled out for a forward pass, but they have come into the game much more this last 10 minutes.

Aoife Wafer leaves the pitch to a standing ovation. Over 130 metres made in a fantastic, powerful perfomance.

Gwennan Hopkins produces another fine run through midfield to cause Ireland some problems. However, play gets scrappy on the white flank and it's a scrum to Ireland inside their 22 after a Welsh knock-on.

Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at Virgin Media Park

What was I just saying about Gwennan Hopkins?

She knows where the try line is.

Wales cannot turn possession into points as Dannah O'Brien kicks clear towards halfway and then steal the resulting Welsh lineout.

Scrum-half Sian Jones is just on the pitch and pokes a super grubber kick into the Ireland 22 to pin the hosts back.

Linda Djougang goes off with a nasty looking arm injury. The loose-head has been fantastic for Ireland today.

Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at Virgin Media Park

One small positive for Wales, it's is great to see young Gwennan Hopkins making her international debut.

She was one of the standout players in the Celtic Challenge and has been billed to have a big future in the game.

Some big, bruising carries from Aoife Wafer and Co.

Ireland spread the ball right where Katie Corrigan is in acres of space 15 metres out, but the winger can't gather the ball and it goes behind her, lucky escape for the visitors.

Cliodhna Moloney comes onto the field to make her first appearance in green for three years. The Exeter player will be desperate to make up for lost time.

Great turnover by Georgia Evans inside her own half. Quick onto the ball and manages to force the penalty for Wales.

No mistake from the tee from Dannah O'Brien.

Offside Wales, chance for Dannah O'Brien from 15 metres out, in front.