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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.
Wales 7-14 Ireland
Alex Callender had a word with the referee after that try.
She thought she had her hands on the ball a couple of times at various breakdowns during the build up to that try but was warned away by the ref each time.
The Wales back-row is not happy.
Wales 7-14 Ireland
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales
Aoife Wafer really is something else. There was more lovely build-up play from Ireland. When they get close to the try line they are so hard to keep out.
Aoife Wafer try, Dannah O'Brien con
Image source, Getty ImagesThere was no stopping the big number eight from a yard out.
Ireland just kept building and building, they kept their patience, kept the ball edging closer and the big forward crashes over.
Wales simply ran out of energy to hold out.
Wales 7-7 Ireland
Ireland are eeking their way up field here, pressure building.
Wales 7-7 Ireland
Yes Philippa, the opening 25 minutes have been a whirlwind and some players are already puffing hard... especially in this heat.
That's not something you often say in Newport!
Wales 7-7 Ireland
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales
You can already see so many players with hands on hips. It's been frantic and it will be hard to sustain this for the whole game.
Wales 7-7 Ireland
Interesting one. Ireland have a penalty in front of the posts but O'Brien aims for the corner. Ambitious.
Ouch. She's sliced that one and Ireland don't quite get the position they were hoping for.
Wales 7-7 Ireland
There are going to be some questions asked by Wales coach Sean Lynn about that try.
Djougang is powerful but you expect more from Georgia Evans and Kelsey Jones.
One went high, one went low and they both missed the Irish prop.
Wales 7-7 Ireland
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales
That was a brilliant bit of play by Ireland. There were exiting moves from the backs there and Aoife Wafer is having a standout tournament.
Linda Djougang try, Dannah O'Brien con
Finally they make a chance count.
Number eight Aoife Wafer does the initial damage as she charged down the left-hand touchline.
Ireland recycle and the pop barges through some pretty tame tackling by Wales.
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Ireland blow another chance!
Clever cross-field kick finds Costigan in open space but her inside pass to Aoife Dalton goes to ground.
How many times?
Wales 7-0 Ireland
Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Rodney Parade
Sean Lynn spoke to me about the importance of being clinical this week.
That driving maul was a huge opportunity missed.
Wales 7-0 Ireland
Oh dear.
Wales had another attacking lineout just five metres out but they got the call all wrong and Kelsey Jones' throw flies over everyone's head.
Both sides missing chances in this frantic opening.
Wales 7-0 Ireland
Lisa Neuman only had to gather that pass and she was over but the ball comes off her right shoulder and Wales let Ireland off the hook.
Wales 7-0 Ireland
And another |Ireland chance deep inside the Welsh half is spilt as captain Edel McMahon fails to gather a pass.
Wales kick the ball upfield, the chase is wonderful and now they have a penalty deep inside Irish territory.
Wales 7-0 Ireland
Ireland's set-piece is looking really efficient already.
Can't say the same about their general play however. They've been into the Welsh 22 three times already and got nothing.
Wales 7-0 Ireland
Big hit by Hannah Jones in defence and then Brittany Hogan knocks on.
This Welsh start is really getting the home crowd going.
Wales 7-0 Ireland
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales
What a brilliant opportunistic try for Wales.
Carys Cox try, Keira Bevan con
A real opportunistic finish from the wing that all came from a dangerous kick through from Lleucu George.
Costigan was caught in two minds whether to let the ball bounce over the line or pick it up.
But she was smashed by Jaz Joyce and the ball coughed up for Cox to pounce.
Bevan converts from out wide and Wales draw first blood.
Image source, Getty ImagesWales 0-0 Ireland
Ireland thought they were in then but Linda Djougang's scoring pass to Neve Jones was marginally forward.
Ireland already looking a threat.
