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Jamie Osborne's second-half try drew Ireland level in Cardiff. Ben Brady/INPHO

Ireland make it three wins from three with comeback victory against Wales

Simon Easterby’s side won 27-18 in Cardiff.

Wales 18

Ireland 27

IRELAND SURVIVED A nervy, chaotic battle in Cardiff as they came from behind to beat Wales and secure the Triple Crown.

In their first game under interim head coach Matt Sherratt, a much-improved Wales led 13-10 at half time.

But a second-half try from Jamie Osborne on his Six Nations debut, along with four penalties from the boot of Sam Prendergast, kept Ireland’s Championship defence and Grand Slam dream alive.

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