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Ireland beat Scotland 15-12 to finish third and qualify for 2025 World Cup
Ireland 15-12 Scotland
That's all from Kingspan Stadium where Ireland have finished their Six Nations campaign on a high.
A two-win season for Scott Bemand's side and that crucial place at the next World Cup already in the bag to boot.
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FT: Ireland 15-12 Scotland
Image source, BBC SportConfirmation of Ireland's third place finish with the Grand Slam decided still to come.
FT: Ireland 15-12 Scotland
"It means so much," said Brittany Hogan, after her side's win secured third place in the table and World Cup qualification.
"We came out for a performance today. We didn't know what was going to happen in the other game.
"I'm just so proud. I've literally just heard on the way over that we've qualified (for the World Cup).
"I'm so happy. We've come through so much as a group, every single one of us, players, backroom staff, those that aren't here, fans."
They can!
A real spell of pressure from Scotland to end the game but Ireland boot the ball into touch to seal the win and with it a place a the next World Cup.
A strong second half in particular from Ireland who finish the Six Nations in third place.
Brittany Hogan is named Player of the Match, no doubt a popular call with the local crowd in Belfast.
Ireland 15-12 Scotland
Parsons goes to the bin for a deliberate knock-on and Scotland will go to the corner.
Ireland to finish this one with 14. Can they hold on?
Scotland really starting to turn the screw now and a draw is a much better result for them than it is for Ireland, remember.
But Enya Breen wins the ball on the deck and Ireland clear.
Scotland still in possession, though.
Ireland are leaping in celebration thinking they've won the penalty at the scrum but it's given the other way.
Scotland to the corner...
Scotland are whistled for not rolling away and Ireland will have a shot at the posts from just inside the 22.
Cool as you like, Dannah O'Brien slots it and Ireland lead by three with six minutes left.
Close for Ireland. Aoife Wafer breaks the line and offloads for Moloney but the scorer of Ireland's second try is hauled down just metres short as she tried for another.
Ireland still on the attack after Scotland give away the penalty.
Ireland get the maul going again but this time the ball pops out.
Scotland break dangerously with some clever play from Francesca McGhie. Enya Breen has to be alert to cover in behind.
Ireland on the front foot again.
They'll have a line-out on the edge of the Scotland 22 with just 12 minutes remaining.
What a show of pace from Beibhinn Parsons who gallops from the edge of her own 22 to the edge of Scotland's.
The Ireland attack comes to nothing, however, as they're whistled for holding on when they work the ball back inside.
The breakdown penalties starting to accumulate for the hosts now.
Lisa Cockburn, Molly Wright, Eva Donaldson and Rachel McLachlan are all on for Scotland.
Cliodhna Moloney (con Dannah O'Brien)
No miscues at the line-out this time.
Cliodhna Moloney hits her jumper and Edel McMahon filters the ball back for the hooker at the back of the maul.
Ireland muscle their way across and Moloney dots down.
O'Brien nails the testing conversion and we're level again.
Ireland looking to hit back quickly.
They've been camped in the Scotland half since falling behind and will go to the corner and their maul going again.
Lisa Thomson (con Helen Nelson)
And they quickly get the score!
They've not had much possession but Scotland really have made the most of their territory so far.
Patiently moving the ball, inside centre Lisa Thomson picks a great line to break through the Ireland defensive set-up and scores just to the side of the posts.
Helen Nelson adds the extras and Scotland are ahead again.
Scotland enjoying a spell of pressure now in response to that score.
Ireland 5-5 Scotland
It's the scots who look to their bench now with Elliann Clarke taking the place of Christine Belisle.
Ireland 5-5 Scotland
Another change for Ireland in the front-row.
Cliodhna Moloney now on for Neve Jones.
Ireland 5-5 Scotland
Prior to that score, Ireland made a change with Christy Haney replaced by Niamh O'Dowd up front.
Katie Corrigan
Having struggled for the breakthrough through the first half, Ireland score only a little over a minute after the restart.
Dannah O'Brien's cross-field kick causes problems for Scotland and, although Katie Corrigan can't quite control it, Ireland recycle and go again.
They move the ball well and after a few phases Brittany Hogan sends Corrigan over in the corner.
What a start to the half!