Ireland 31-7 Wales live! Six Nations victory for Grand Slam champions as Ireland eye repeat triumph

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With the last kick of the game Crowley adds to the margin of victory.

Doris with a quick offload sets up Beirne to dive over for a bonus-point try for Ireland.

They have one more chance to go for the bonus point try.

Unfortunate for Wainwright who has had a fine game but he cannot ground the ball.

Ireland will play the last four minutes with 14 men. Wales had numerous phases in front of the Irish posts but the hosts held out, albeit with some nefarious tactics.

He bursts through the Welsh line and takes the ball to midfield but his pass to Gibson-Park is poor and the scrum half can only just about cling onto it, with the potential try scuppered.

Ireland now lead 24-7.

Gibson-Park feeds Frawley who attacks the line and goes over in front of the posts for his first international try.

The crowd boo though as they wanted an advantage. Crowley kicks a few yards from the line to give his side a great chance to seal the game.

Under pressure from Frawley he withstood the aerial assault. Ireland kick the ball into the Welsh 22 though. It is just so hard for Wales to put the hosts under pressure.

There appeared to be a couple of potential forward passes in the build-up but Ireland's momentum was irresistible and Aki drove through two tackles in front of the posts to touch down.

The try is ruled out for a knock on and Wales will have a scrum five metres from their line.

Their momentum was stopped and they were punished for not releasing the ball on the ground.

Beirne straight into the action and he steals the ball in the maul. Wales with another line out inside the 22 though.

They are desperately defending their line now. And Wales have a lineout which they can attack from. Beirne is back on the field for Ireland though.

Wales make their first replacement..

He goes off after a head knock.

They can kick the ball into Ireland territory to make the most of their final minutes with 15 vs 14.

Wales are not able to take advantage of their extra man at present.

The ball was not grounded by Beirne illegally got loose from the maul to stop the try and gets a yellow card. Can Wales make a comeback like they did against Scotland now?