London, May 17, 2026 (AFP) - Ireland thrash Scotland 54-5 in Women's Six Nations to finish third

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2026-05-17
Ireland marked their first stand-alone match at Dublin's Lansdowne Road with a 54-5, eight-try, rout of Scotland on Sunday as they finished the Women's Six Nations Championship in third place. The Irish overwhelmed the Scots in a remarkable first half where they scored seven tries, with No 8 Aoife Wafer crossing twice, to lead 47-0 at the break. It took Cliodhna Moloney-McDonald just five minutes to score Ireland's first try. And it was not long......
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