Wales celebrate a first Women's Six Nations win since 2019 with a five-try victory over Ireland
Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe uses her pace down the right to score the first try of the game
Wales hooker Carys Phillips scores from the driving maul before Linda Djougang's try extends Ireland's lead
Jasmine Joyce draws Wales back within one score before Stacey Flood scores Ireland's third try
Wales replacement prop Donna Rose scores two tries as Wales take the lead and secure a bonus point
Hannah Jones scores Wales' fifth try with two minutes remaining to seal the win
FT: Ireland 19-27 Wales
That's it for our coverage of this Women's Six Nations match, what an opening day it's been.
Wales start their professional era with a bonus point win in Dublin, while Ireland have shown encouraging signs for the future.
Dublin will be painted red tonight!
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Wales' player of the match Alisha Butchers told BBC Two: "It's something we've been working on for a long time, the second-half performances.
"We felt it was something that was letting us down so we wanted to come out and prove that all our hard work over the last four month has paid off.
"We did feel a little bit more pressure coming into this campaign now that we're professional, but rightly so.
"I'm lucky enough to have a contract and I can give my all to this sport.
"The growth in the last 12 months has been incredible. Playing here in Dublin against a tough Ireland team, in front of their home crowd, we've really done ourselves proud."
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Hannah Jones caps off the fight back for Wales
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Wales captain Siwan Lillicrap was in tears at the end of this match last year.
I imagine they will tears of joy this time around.
The Wales players are celebrating as if they've won the World Cup!
FT: Ireland 19-27 Wales
What a second half performance from Wales.
They didn't panic when they went behind with the replacements making a real impact.
Ireland can certainly be encouraged by that display.
They look devastating in attack, but they'll need to work on their discipline.
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Rose gives Wales the lead with a late try
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Kat Roche blows the final whistle and Wales celebrate their first Six Nations win since 2019.
Ireland 19-27 Wales
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
Another brilliant scrum from Wales, so dominant! A lovely pass out to Hannah Jones.
She's playing so well at the moment, nobody could catch her.
Ireland 19-27 Wales
Wales flanker Alisha Butchers is your Tik Tok Women's Six Nations player of the match.
Ireland 19-27 Wales
Quick ball from the scrum releases the flying centre as Wales all-but secure victory in Dublin.
Robyn Wilkins misses the conversion.
Ireland 19-22 Wales
There's some serious finger nail biting going on here.
This is tense stuff.
Wales haven't won a Six Nations game since 2019.
Ireland 19-22 Wales
Donna Rose with Wales third try of the game
Ireland 19-22 Wales
It's a scrum for Wales in their own half.
The home fans are desperately trying to rally their team.
It's all about game management for Wales now.
Ireland 19-22 Wales
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Ireland 19-22 Wales
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
It's so good to see the bench players coming on and making a real difference. For once, we can see Wales' strength in depth.
Ireland 19-22 Wales
It's just been confirmed we have a record attendance for an Ireland Women's Six Nations game.
We have 6,113 people here on the edge of their seats!
Ireland 19-20 Wales
It's been coming, the prop is over for her second of the game.
Robyn Wilkins slots over the conversion, as Wales take the lead for the first time.
