Ireland unbeaten record maintained after ten point defeat of Wales

Ireland stormed ever closer to a NatWest 6 Nations title showdown with England by dismissing Wales 37-27 in Dublin.

Ireland unbeaten record maintained after ten point defeat of Wales
Sat, 24 Feb, 2018 - 16:13

Ireland stormed ever closer to a NatWest 6 Nations title showdown with England by dismissing Wales 37-27 in Dublin.

Jacob Stockdale bagged a brace, with Bundee Aki, Dan Leavy and Cian Healy all crossing too as Ireland racked up a bonus-point victory to stun Warren Gatland's Wales.

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CourtsRugbySix Nations 2018Place: DublinPlace: TwickenhamPlace: SextonPlace: Aviva StadiumPerson: Jacob StockdalePerson: Bundee AkiPerson: Dan LeavyPerson: Cian HealyPerson: Warren GatlandPerson: Gareth DaviesPerson: Conor MurrayPerson: Joe SchmidtPerson: Johnny SextonPerson: MurrayPerson: SchmidtPerson: Eddie Jones'Person: DaviesPerson: Aaron ShinglerPerson: Steff EvansPerson: Keith EarlsPerson: Chris FarrellPerson: Tadhg FurlongPerson: Iain HendersonPerson: Robbie HenshawPerson: HalfpennyPerson: AkiPerson: EarlsPerson: Rob EvansPerson: SextonPerson: Rob KearneyPerson: KearneyPerson: LeavyPerson: HealyPerson: ShinglerPerson: EvansPerson: Josh NavidiEvent: NatWest 6 NationsEvent: St Patrick's dayOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: WalesOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: IrishOrganisation: SextonOrganisation: Stockdale
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