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Wales take on Ireland in the Women's Six Nations at Rodney Parade.
Wales took an early lead through Carys Cox, but were soon on the back foot against a dominant Ireland side.
Linda Djougang, Dorothy Wall and Aoife Wafer all scored two tries as Ireland controlled proceedings in south Wales.
Wales replacement Hannah Bluck scored with her first carry, a rare glimmer of positivity for the hosts in the second half.
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Matt Lloyd
Thank you for ing uspublished at 17:14 British Summer Time 20 April
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FT: Wales 14-40 Ireland
That's it from Rodney Parade where Ireland have simply powered past hosts Wales to all-but guarantee third place in the Six Nations.
They hit Wales with six of the best with all their tries coming from the pack.
Prop Linda Djougang, lock Dorothy Wall and player of the match Aoife Wafer all scored two apiece in a commanding display.
Quite frankly, the scoreline could and should have been more.
For Wales, the wait for Sean Lynn's first win as head coach goes on.
They scored early through Carys Cox but then shipped 33 points before replacement Hannah Bluck crossed in the second half.
us next week for the final round of games in the Women's Six Nations when Wales aim to avoid successive wooden spoons and Ireland target a third win before the Grand Slam decider at Allianz Stadium.
'This is a huge win' - Waferpublished at 17:08 British Summer Time 20 April
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FT: Wales 14-40 Ireland
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Ireland back row Aoife Wafer, speaking to BBC Sport Wales: "It's huge. We can take a lot out of that but we can also build on it.
"We gave Wales some really easy ins at the breakdown and put that put us defending when we wanted to attack. So there's a lot to build on.
"We speak about being the most connected team in the world. I think that shows on the pitch, but it's not only the 15 out there or 23, we've girls at home who are injured and we'd love them to take to the pitch with us. We play for them as well.
"We can take a lot from it. Winning away is tough, so to do it in Parma and Wales, the crowd were brilliant, so to quieten them down and put on our own game is something we can take from it. "
'Italy will be tough'published at 17:05 British Summer Time 20 April
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FT: Wales 14-40 Ireland
Sioned Harries Former Wales Back Row on BBC iPlayer
Italy away next week is going to be a very tough fixture for Wales.
Italy play on ion and will not want to lose at home.
They gave an outstanding performance to beat Scotland away and will be targeting Wales after looking at this game.
They have key players in key positions. Without any disrespect, we used to target Italy as the game we would win but that's just not the case anymore. It's going to be really tough.