ireland beat wales in rugby six nations - england next
Ireland resoundingly beat Wales at the Aviva Stadium this afternoon, to keep their hopes of a Grand Slam and Six Nations Championship win alive. Tries from Chris Henry in the first half and Paddy Jackson late on helped Ireland to a 26-3 victory. Johnny Sexton scored 14 points, while Jackson also converted his own try after coming on as a substitute. Wales' 3 points came from a Leigh Halfpenny penalty. The win keeps Ireland at the top of the Six Nations table with maximum points from two games. Next up is a trip to Twickenham to take on England on the 22nd February.
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