Jonny Bell
Former Ulster and Ireland centre on BBC Radio Ulster

I thought the subs made a massive impact, with a lot of energy and Ireland will be pleased. Still plenty to work on but a good win.

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Ireland captain Caelan Dories, speaking to TNT Sports: "There's relief, but there's also enjoyment there too. It's a quality side, they are Joe Schmidt-coached and we knew it was going to be top class. Their attack was right up there and it was a test for our defence. It was back and forth throughout and we're delighted with the outcome.

On the Australian lead: "It felt like we dominated possession and territory, but there as quite a lot of inaccuracy in their 22 and half. We turned it around and it was better in the second half.

On Andy Farrell's half-time message: "[He said] that there was a lot more in us. It was our inaccuracy and not getting back to neutral after mistakes. You could see some of us were carrying mistakes with us. We spoke about leaving the first half in the past and moving on. It was better in the second half.

Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster

It was not the perfect performance, but they had the desire to get the result, and they showed why they are up there as one of the best teams.

Stay tuned and we'll bring you reaction from Dublin....

It's all smiles from Andy Farrell as he hugs his coaching team for the final time before he heads off on Lions duty.

Cian Healy is also bouncing about and hugging his team-mates as he enjoys his record-breaking afternoon.

What a moment for Gus McCarthy, who came off the bench to score the crucial try.

After making his debut against Fiji last week, that's two tries and three assists in his first two Irish matches.

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It took a while to get going, but that's not a bad way to celebrate your 150th birthday.

IRELAND END THEIR YEAR WITH A WIN IN DUBLIN!

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We're into the red and Australia are still on the halfway line!

Australia win it and they're just inside the Irish half as we tick into the final minute!

Ireland put big pressure on but give away a penalty and Lolesio clears up to halfway.

The scrum is reset and that wastes some valuable seconds. Australia are going to have to go from one end to the other with 90 seconds on the clock!

Chris Henry
Former Ulster & Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster

Australia are desperate to get something out of this so it is going to be a long 90 seconds.

Tadhg Beirne spills the ball and Australia will have the scrum just outside their own 22.

Harry Potter is on for Australia.

The Wallabies need some magic. Is he the man to provide it?

TWO. TO. GO.

Josh van der Flier comes crashing forward out wide as Ireland keep it in the hands.

Australia win the throw on halfway but Garry Ringrose is alert to a handling error and Ireland have it just inside the Aussie half!

We praised him earlier but that was a bit wild from Jack Crowley as he slices a kick straight into touch.

Three to go.

Tane Edmed, on moments earlier for his debut, is forced off for a HIA.

Just as the Wallabies looked like they were building some momentum, Tom Wright drops the ball and Ireland have the scrum just inside their own half.

Three and a bit minutes to go!

Australia have it just inside the Irish half.

They are only three behind. Go for broke or settle for a draw? Big decisions ahead with five to go!

Jonathan Bradley
BBC Sport NI

Andy Farrell's last five minutes coaching Ireland for 11 months.

With nerves shredded all around Dublin, don't imagine he'll enjoy them much!