FT: Ireland 26-47 Canada (12:00)
Canada score five tries in dominant first half
Improved Ireland fight back with three second-half scores
Scott Bemand's side came from behind to beat Scotland 27-21 in first warm-up game
Ireland in Pool C for Rugby World Cup with Spain, New Zealand and Japan
Canada in Pool B with Scotland, Wales and Fiji
FT: Ireland 26-47 Canada
That is all from us as Ireland suffered defeat in their final warm-up game before the World Cup against an impressive Canada side in Belfast.
You can read the report from the game here.
We will also have reaction and highlights to follow on the BBC Sport website.
All roads now lead to the World Cup, with Scott Bemand set to name his squad on Monday.
Thanks for joining us - goodbye.
Image source, InphoFT: Ireland 26-47 Canada
Lindsay Peat
Former Ireland forward on BBC Two
We saw exactly what our world-class wingers can do when we got to the gain lines and those passes from Stacey Flood were exceptional.
FT: Ireland 26-47 Canada
Fiona Hayes
Ex-Ireland prop on BBC Two
I think the second half in particular, Scott Bemand will be happy with, and he changed the game plan with less kicking. Overall, I think it was a positive end to the game and moving into the World Cup
FT: Ireland 26-47 Canada
Sophie de Goede scores a late seventh try for Canada in Belfast.
Watch: Sophie de Goede makes it seven for Canada
FT: Ireland 26-47 Canada
Beibhinn Parsons scores a fourth try for Ireland.
Watch: Beibhinn Parsons scores her second try of the match
Ireland 26-47 Canada
Ireland are beaten but a much improved second half will give Scott Bemand's side plenty of positives ahead of their opener with Japan in Northampton a fortnight tomorrow.
Plenty to work on too but a good workout for the girls in green.
Image source, InphoIreland 26-47 Canada
Ireland 26-47 Canada
Fiona Hayes
Ex-Ireland prop on BBC Two
There is a lot of positivity there to be taken but they will need to look at that slow start which they suffered against Scotland too.
Ireland 26-47 Canada
Minutes later Anna McGann scores again to continue Ireland's valiant fightback.
Watch: McGann grabs her second try of the game
Sophie de Goede (con de Goede)
Second row de Goede crashes over with the last play and converts it herself. Canada finish with a score but Ireland outscore them in the second half.
Ireland 26-40 Canada
Ireland will play the last two minutes with 14 players as Stacey Flood is binned for head contact on Claire Gallagher.
Ireland 26-40 Canada
A strong break by replacement scrum half Olivia Apps has Ireland on the back foot. However, Claire Gallagher forces her final pass to Alysha Corrigan and it goes into touch five metres from the line.
Ireland 26-40 Canada
Anna McGann finishes out on the left for Ireland's second try.
Watch: Anna McGann scores for Ireland
Ireland 26-40 Canada
While it looks as though their side are going to leave Belfast with the win, the Canadian coaching staff to my left have been less than impressed since the restart.
Ireland 26-40 Canada
Fiona Hayes
Ex-Ireland prop on BBC Two
We spoke about attacking rugby, this is brilliant to watch. Parsons in the corner, of course she was going to score that. Much better from Ireland and they will be delighted.
Beibhinn Parsons (con O'Brien)
Both wingers now at the double! Parsons goes over after good hands made her the extra number on the right wing.
Dannah O'Brien lands the difficult extras and Ireland are back within two scores with seven remaining.
Too much to claw back? It's been a much better second half either way.
Ireland 19-40 Ireland
Canada pinged at the ruck again and Dannah O'Brien goes to the corner. Can Ireland get over for their fourth try of the day and third of the second half?
Ireland 19-40 Canada
Julia Schell speeds away on the counter-attack to score Canada's first try of the second half.
Watch: Julia Schell goes over for Canada's sixth try
Ireland 19-40 Canada
A boost for Ireland as their defence holds firm. Initially, Florence Symonds knocks on and, after Ireland kick the ball away, a grubber kick is played and Fabiola Forteza is in front of the kicker as she plays it.
Anna McGann (con O'Brien)
It's McGann again! This time, she comes off her wing to take a short pass and burst through the Canadian defence.
She fends off the scramble defenders and goes over under the sticks. O'Brien adds the extras and the hosts now lead in the second half 12-7.
Anna McGann
Ireland get their reward for chipping away as Anna McGann goes over in the corner. It's good patient build-up play and Stacey Flood gets a nice offload to allow the Connacht wing to stretch over in the corner.
Danah O'Brien's difficult conversion comes back off the post.
We have played an hour in sunny Belfast.
Highlights: Clinical Canada score seven tries against battling Irish
Women's Rugby World Cup warm-up
Ireland: 26 (7)
Tries: Parsons (2), McGann (2) Cons: O'Brien (3)
Canada: 47 (33)
Tries: Symonds (2), Pelletier, Menin, Farries, Schell, De Goede Cons: De Goede (6)
Ireland suffered defeat in their final warm-up game before the Rugby World Cup as they lost 47-26 against an impressive Canada side at the Affidea Stadium.
Canada, who are ranked number two in the world, dominated the first half, scoring five tries to hold a comfortable 19-point lead at the break in Belfast.
Ireland put up a fight in the second half, scoring three more tries to close the gap and give them confidence they can compete against the top nations heading into the World Cup.
Scott Bemand's side will now turn their attention to the Pool C opener against Japan on Sunday, 24 August in Northampton.
Canada ran home five tries in a clinical first-half display
Bemand made 10 changes from the side that fought back to beat Scotland 27-21 last weekend.
The team lining out in Belfast looked more like the one that could take to the field against Japan in two weeks' time, although their head coach will hope to have the likes of Aoife Wafer and Edel McMahon fit for that game.
The persistent Canadian pressure early in the game paid off for the visitors on nine minutes as Florence Symonds spotted a gap in the Irish defence and darted through for their first try.
Their second arrived four minutes later as Jasmine Pelletier raced past a couple of defenders and touched down.
Ireland were handed a lifeline when Daleaka Menin was sent to the sin-bin for a high tackle on Ivana Kiripati and the hosts took advantage.
In their first sustained spell in the Canada half, Beibhinn Parsons picked up the ball off the base of the ruck and dotted down.
Canada replied with a third try on 25 minutes as they again exploited space in the Irish defence, with Symonds holding off Aoife Dalton in a driving run to the line.
The returning Menin then powered over from close-range for Canada's fourth try.
Ireland's scramble defence let them down again on the stroke of half-time as Canada worked the ball from right to left with Symonds off-loading to Paige Farries in the corner.
McGann scored two tries in the second half for Ireland
Ireland co-captain Sam Monaghan was introduced at half-time as Bemand tried to stem the Canadian flow.
As they did against Scotland last time out, Ireland improved in the second half, delivering a more attacking performance which delighted the ample Belfast crowd.
However, Canada continued to be a threat on the counter-attack and Julia Schell added a sixth try on a clinical breakaway.
Ireland eventually got their second try as Stacey Flood found Anna McGann, who finished well out wide.
McGann followed that up with another a few minutes later, bustling her way through before diving down.
Parsons got her second and Ireland's fourth try to cut the gap further, but they were ultimately left with too much to do as Sophie de Goede scored a late try to put the game beyond Ireland.
The game, and the second half in particular, will have given Bemand plenty of food for thought before he names his 32-player squad for the World Cup on Monday.
