Ireland has labored to put away Japan by a flattering 41-10 in sun-kissed Dublin. Coach Andy Farrell wanted a convincing show at home after losing to New Zealand 26-13 in Chicago and Japan looked to be there for the plucking after being smashed by South Africa 61-7 last weekend.
Ireland scored six tries in a 41-10 win over a spirited Japan side at the Aviva Stadium. The visitors played the more entertaining rugby in the first half but were punished for their indiscipline.
Rugby Strong second half sees Ireland pull away from Japan after patchy start Ireland scored four unanswered tries near the end of the game to get back to winning ways Expand
Ireland opened their Quilter Nations Series account with a 41-10 victory against Japan at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin. The hosts led 17-10 at the break after a scrappy opening period.
Ireland demolished Japan 41-10 at the Aviva Stadium. This was a hammering. And yet it was also a reminder that Ireland have yet clicked this season and have a long way to go to reclaim the place...
Second Half Salvo Gives Ireland The Spoils Ireland opened their Quilter Nations Series account with a 41-10 victory against Japan at Aviva Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
