Abby Dow and Ellie Kildunne complete hat-tricks as England score 14 tries at Twickenham
England's record win over Ireland
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England 43-3 Ireland
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC Two
Image source, Getty ImagesSmart play from England.
They absorb a lot of Ireland's attack and England are happy to let Ireland have the ball.
There was an Irish error and it was straight into attack.
Jess Breach
Pure speed.
England catch the high ball and are straight onto the attack.
It's spun wide to Jess Breach who wins the foot race with Katie Corrigan.
Holly Aitchison misses the conversion.
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England 38-3 Ireland
Ireland do well to counter-ruck and pinch the ball at the breakdown.
But the ball wide is poor and they lose momentum as England steal it back.
England 38-3 Ireland
Image source, Getty ImagesWe are back up and running at Twickenham...
HT: England 38-3 Ireland
Dow at the double...
Women's Six Nations: 'What a try!' - Dow grabs her second try of the game
HT: England 38-3 Ireland
Maggie Alphonsi
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC Two
England's forwards have been dominant.
There has been quick ruck-speed and then good use of the hands, England throughout this first half have been strong in brushing off the tackles.
Ireland have been hesitant and passive in defence.
HT: England 38-3 Ireland
Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Twickenham
Sophie Ellis-Bextor is the half-time entertainment!
Some decent tunes. Can't say I know a lot of them to sing along, but the crowd are loving it.
I do know Murder on the Dancefloor which has everyone on their feet signing along.
It was Rag'n'Bone Man last month for the men's team so this is something to get used to.
Image source, Getty ImagesHT: England 38-3 Ireland
Sene Naoupu
Former Ireland centre on BBC Two
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland have been ruthless, they are smashing through.
England are super hard to defend and they have been doing the basics well - it's proving to be a difficult day for Ireland.
HT: England 38-3 Ireland
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC Two
By far the best I have seen England play in an opening half in this year's Six Nations.
HT: England 38-3 Ireland
Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Twickenham
After a convincing 36-5 victory over Wales in Cork last weekend there was a lot of hope for this Irish side.
However, England at Twickenham is a massive step up, even for an improving Ireland under new head coach Scott Bemand.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland dominant. Ireland despondent.
England 38-3 Ireland
Meg Jones is over but she is denied by a forward pass in the build-up.
That will be that for half time.
England 38-3 Ireland
We're into the red at the end of the first half but England have no intention of returning to the sheds.
They're hungry for more points.
England 38-3 Ireland
Six Nations top try scorer Ellie Kildunne glides over for England's fifth try in the first half...
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England 38-3 Ireland
Zoe Aldcroft at full tilt is a sight to behold (for England fans)...
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England 38-3 Ireland
Katy Daley-Mclean
Former England captain on BBC Two
What a try!
The quality of rugby England are playing at the moment is great. They have always had this potential and it's a clever try.
It is good quality skills and that is what England are getting right today.
Abby Dow
A few minutes later...
Dow at the Double.
A couple of minutes after having her try chalked off, Abby Dow would not be denied this time.
It's another flowing England move finished off by the wing.
Holly Aitchison misses the conversion.
Women's Six Nations: 'What a try!' - Dow grabs her second try of the game
England 33-3 Ireland
Alastair Telfer
BBC Sport at Twickenham
Ireland defence coach Declan Danaher said the first 20 minutes were vital for his side's chances at Twickenham.
Enough said on that one.
England 33-3 Ireland
Sene Naoupu
Former Ireland centre on BBC Two
Image source, Getty ImagesAbby Dow is unbelievable to watch.
It was a world class finish from Abby Dow, but for me it isn't a try - there is clear separation.
Indeed, Abby Dow loses control of the ball and the try is chalked off.