IRELAND interim boss Simon Easterby admitted that Ireland dug themselves out of a hole during the Six Nations win over Wales. The 27-18 win sealed Ireland’s 14th Triple Crown title on

Down a man and down on the scoreboard at half-time, there was nonetheless confidence Ireland could get the better in second-half

Simon Easterby praised Ireland’s mentality for “digging ourselves out of a hole” to overcome Wales in the Six Nations and keep

Ireland win a huge penalty at the scrum on their own line. Finlay Bealham has been immense in this game. Prendergast kicks it out on the full and Wales have a lineout in the Irish 22. What a moment for Jack Boyle here. 10 minutes in a cauldron with the game on the line.

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Ireland interim head coach Simon Easterby is pleased by how his side found their "way back into the game" to beat Wales despite Garry Ringrose's dismissal at the Principality Stadium.

Ireland were far from their best but Simon Easterby’s side dug deep to show incredible character to overcome a resurgent Wales in a 27-18 win at the Principlaity Stadium. It appeared as if the early Welsh enthusiasm was flattened with just seven minutes on the clock as Jack Conan powered his way over the line.