FT: Ireland 33-12 Wales (18:30 BST)
Wafer bundles over for first Ireland try on 13 minutes but Evans responds for Wales
Parsons restores Ireland's advantage with score in the right corner and Hogan touches down third try before half-time
Wafer gets over for bonus-point try before Joyce scores fine individual try for Wales
Hogan scores late fifth try as Ireland pick up another home win
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That is all from us at the Affidea Stadium tonight. A bonus point win for Ireland as they look to go three for three at home at the Aviva Stadium against Scotland.
That'll be a huge game and you can join us next Sunday for full coverage. For now, though, thank you for joining us and goodnight!
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Edel McMahon
Ireland flanker on BBC iPlayer
The squad is getting so much better. There are quality players who were available tonight and didn't even make the squad.
That's a great problem for Scott Bemand to have.
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Player of the Game Aoife Wafer speaking to BBC Sport NI:
We thoroughly enjoyed that tonight and we spoke about winning all three home games and we are two for two.
Not a bad night at the office both personally and as a team.
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Ireland captain Erin King speaking to BBC Sport NI:
I'm really proud of the squad from 1-23 tonight. We matched them physically and that allowed us to play that 'eyes up' rugby that we love.
Next week at the Aviva Stadium will be huge and we can't wait.
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Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales
There were opportunities for Wales and they were squandered.
They perhaps didn't play with that same freedom that they did against England and those are the moments that they will look back on and kick themselves.
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Wales captain Beth Lewis speaking to BBC Sport NI:
We knew Ireland would be physical here and I think we matched that but we just had some handling errors that we need to tighten up.
We always talk about being 'Welsh warriors' and I think we were today.
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Edel McMahon
Ireland flanker on BBC iPlayer
There is definitely a similarity to Wales' journey from Ireland's. They are searching for a win but the culture of this young team is good.
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Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Affidea Stadium
That performance from Wales felt flat today.
They look like a team on an eight-game losing streak.
They'll have one last chance against Italy next Sunday, but given how well the Azzurri are going, it's going to be a tough ask.
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Fiona Hayes
Ex-Ireland prop on BBC Two NI
It was a sluggish, stop-start game but Ireland will be happy particularly with their bench. You have to give credit to the Irish pack, they learnt from the France defeat and those areas worked well today.
I thought Wales were in the fight and their defence was good at times but as the game went on and Wales tired, Ireland were more clinical.
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Phil Steele
BBC Wales commentator on BBC Radio Wales
For Ireland, there was just an inevitability about that try.
Ireland 33-12 Wales
Ireland seal a bonus point win in Belfast. Scott Bemand wanted to win all of their home games and they are two from two ahead of next week's big clash with Scotland at the Aviva Stadium.
Brittany Hogan (O'Brien con)
With the last play of the game, Ireland play right to the end and get themselves a fifth and final try.
A brilliant break from Eve Higgins and, as is so often the case, the forwards do the rest and Hogan is over again. Dannah O'Brien adds the extras to go four from five off the tee today.
Ireland 26-12 Wales
Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Affidea Stadium
Lleucu George has come in for a lot of stick in this campaign, but that crossfield kick to Jaz Joyce was pinpoint, and Wales fans finally have something to cheer in this half.
Ireland 26-12 Wales
Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales
That's the luxury of having someone of Jasmine Joyce's experience in your team.
Jasmine Joyce
A lovely Wales try as Lleucu George's cross-field kick lands straight in the bread basket of Jasmine Joyce.
She still has work to do and does well to hold off Beibhinn Parsons in the corner. The conversion is missed and, although it too late to get anything from this game, that is a nice finish from Wales.
Ireland 26-7 Wales
Wales win a lineout five metres from the line and will look to test the Irish defence.
Ireland 26-7 Wales
A chaotic spell of play ends with Wales kicking over the top and Lleucu George's ball bobbles into touch just inside the 22 and it actually took a knock off an Ireland player so good territory for the visitors.
Ireland 26-7 Wales
Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Affidea Stadium
Wales finished superbly against England last week to bag the bonus-point try.
But it doesn't look like that will happen here tonight, Welsh heads have dropped.
Ireland 26-7 Wales
Fiona Hayes
Ex-Ireland prop on BBC Two NI
It is the same maul, but Linda Djougang slightly detaches from the maul. By the letter of the law she probably does break away from the maul. It was very slight.
Ireland 26-7 Wales
Neve Jones' try is ruled out for obstruction and offside as the splinter maul she was part of were in front of the original one.
