Six Nations 2023 - Wales v Ireland, Sat 4th Feb, KO 2:15PM - TV: VM1, BBC1, S4C

I said we'd embarrass them and we are.

Everyone on the Ireland side playing well. One or two individual errors but it hasn't broken anyone's stride

Very clinical performance by Ireland aided by penalties given away by Wales. However, brain dead by Murray kicking the ball away with 10 seconds of the half left, Sheehan also should have kicked the ball dead. Could have been costly

Murray has been playing very well. We were not set up for an attack there, he had to kick it because Dickson told him to use it

BBC showing the replay of the Wales opportunity where Lowe turned them over.

I hadn't realised that in our defensive phase Ringrose actually slipped, but rebalanced and still made the tackle on Biggar to stop his pass. That's utterly phenomenal.

Ireland have been pretty phenomenal so far. Wales can’t keep up with them. I’m not sure how bad Wales are or is just how good we have been.

An irish player jumped.

Surely if your going to have someone jump at 1 its POM. I must watch it back. It was the lineout where porter ended up holding them up and stopping a try.

Suí síos a Dónal.

Porter has given away a few silly penalties the last few minutes.

Porter has been a liability this half

Wales killed their own momentum there. Crooked throw and bad scrum now we're in their half.

Nope.

It was late. It was needless.

I'm not a rugby person though I enjoy watching Ireland play but can someone tell me why Conor Murray keeps kicking the ball back to Wales please? I thought that when you had possession the other team couldn't score. Seems mad to keep giving them the ball.