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Wales take on Ireland in the Women's Six Nations at Rodney Parade.
Wales took an early lead through Carys Cox, but were soon on the back foot against a dominant Ireland side.
Linda Djougang, Dorothy Wall and Aoife Wafer all scored two tries as Ireland controlled proceedings in south Wales.
Wales replacement Hannah Bluck scored with her first carry, a rare glimmer of positivity for the hosts in the second half.
Aoife Wafer try, Enya Breen con
And there is Ireland's response. Emphatic.
The number eight picks up from the back of a scrum, charges to the blindside and Carys Cox has too much space to cover.
Wales flanker Kate Williams was a little slow breaking from the scrum and was just too late to stop the try.
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Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Rodney Parade
Hannah Bluck is such a good impact player.
We've seen her come off the bench and score tries throughout the Celtic Challenge this season.
You can see through her celebrations how much it meant to her, especially as this is her first involvement in the campaign.
Wales 14-33 Ireland
Ireland make six changes... yes six!
Wales 14-33 Ireland
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales
You want impact from your bench and it doesn't get much better than that. Hannah's got fresh legs and she backed herself. It's a long way back but stranger things have happened. What can they do with this momentum?
Hannak Bluck try, Keira Bevan con
Wow. She has literally just come onto the pitch and the replacement centre scores with her first touch!
She was only included on the bench today because of Kayleigh Powell's late withdrawal.
Bwhat a way to make an impact as she carves her way through with a well-angled run.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyWales 7-33 Ireland
Lleucu George strokes a wonderful kick into the corner with that oh-so-casual style of hers.
It's as if she's over the park with her mates.
Wales 7-33 Ireland
The Welsh players are celebrating any decision or minor victory they get... but it feels a little hollow.
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Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales
Ireland are just keeping it simple and it's really working for them. There's great composure from the forward pack.
Linda Djougang try, Dannah O'Brien con
The prop is over for her second. It was coming... it was just a matter of who would get it.
With 25 minutes still to go here at Rodney Parade, this could get ugly.
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Well, they just managed to hold Ireland's driving lineout up over the line.
But the relief is temporary.
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Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales
It's going to be very hard for Wales to sustain this level of pressure.
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This is becoming a tackle-practice session for Wales as Ireland just hit them with wave after wave of attack.
They're on the ropes.
Wales 7-26 Ireland
Jenni Scoble has had a tough day today. She was penalised at the scrum for that last try and has just been pinged again at the breakdown. Donna Rose takes over at tight-head.
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Jaz Joyce and Lisa Neuman combined nicely but just as Wales think they have half a chance, Ireland number eight Aoife Wafer shoves red jerseys off the ball and wins the turnover.
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Yes that try was all about the sheer dominance of the Irish pack.
They earned a penalty from the scrum, kicked to the corner and then collectively powered their way over.
Wales - who are really missing prop Sisilia Tuipulotu this campaign - looked utterly powerless to stop them and that's a big worry.
Sean Lynn must be looking at changes up front.
Wales 7-26 Ireland
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales
It's a brilliant start for Ireland. They put pressure on with that reliable set piece.
Dorothy Wall
Ireland get their lineout drive rumbling and second-row Wall gets her second.
That's the bonus.
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Ireland have their hands on the ball again but it's Wales who REALLY need to score next.
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So we're hearing that Dannah O'Brien's yellow card will NOT be upgraded to a red so Ireland's fly-half will be back on the pitch in a few minutes.
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And the second half is underway.
Can Wales turn things around or will Ireland march on?
