FT: Ireland 54-5 Scotland [14:30 BST]
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Record crowd of 31,294 in stand-alone women's fixture at Aviva Stadium
Moloney-MacDonald, O'Connor, Hogan, King, Wafer (two) and Flood score tries to secure bonus point for Ireland in ruthless first half
Hogan crosses for eighth Irish try in second half and Sutcliffe scores first Scotland try
Ireland finish third in table and Scotland come in fifth
Brittany Hogan (O'Brien con)
It takes them 20 minutes but Ireland get their eighth try as Brittany Hogan drives over the line under the posts.
Dannah O'Brien adds another conversion as they break the half-century mark.
Ireland 47-0 Scotland
Ireland have a penalty five metres from the line as captain Helen Nelson speaks to her team after getting a warning from referee Aurélie Groizeleau.
Ireland 47-0 Scotland
Ireland get into Scottish territory after Aoife Wafer capitalises on a spilled catch.
However, another ruck penalty is won at the breakdown by the visitors who have certainly been tougher to break down so far in this second half.
Ireland 47-0 Scotland
Scott Bemand makes a grand total of six changes ten minutes after the break!
In come Neve Jones; Sadbh McGrath; Elis Cahill; Dorothy Wall; Ruth Campbell and Vicky Elmes-Kinlan with Ellena Perry; Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald; Linda Djougang; Sam Monaghan; Fiona Tuite and Robyn O'Connor making way.
Phew!
Ireland 47-0 Scotland
The play has largely been contained in the middle third of the pitch as each team have been trading ruck penalties.
Eight minutes in to the second half and it has been scrappy so far.
Image source, Getty ImagesIreland 47-0 Scotland
The answer is no as Sam Monaghan wins a ruck penalty and Ireland are back in the Scotland half.
Ireland 47-0 Scotland
Scotland win a penalty as Eve Higgins is caught on the wrong side at the ruck. Can they do something with the ball where they could not in the first half?
Ireland 47-0 Scotland
Back under way for the start of the second half. Scotland will have been glad to see the changing rooms at the break but can they stem the green wave in the second half?
The rain is now hammering down at the Aviva Stadium in stark contrast to the first half.
HT: Ireland 47-0 Scotland
Jana McCabe
BBC Sport NI at the Aviva Stadium
Wow, what a first half.
This is the second highest score ever produced against Scotland by Ireland.
The record, set in 2014, is 59. Can Scott Bemand's side beat that today?
Image source, Getty ImagesIreland 47-0 Scotland
Wow, wow, wow! Already an historic day at the Aviva Stadium and the first half could not have gone better! Seven tries, six conversions and sumptuous rugby played.
Scotland have been caught in a green whirlwind from the first whistle as their hosts have shown no mercy.
Image source, InphoHalf-time in the Aviva Stadium
Ireland 47-0 Scotland
Jana McCabe
BBC Sport NI at the Aviva Stadium
Aoife Wafer has been unbelievable this Six Nations and that try is one that I think will be played over and over again in her household.
Lovely work.
Aoife Wafer (O'Brien con)
Goodness gracious me! A stunning score for Ireland this is just an absolute festival of rugby!
Robyn O'Connor tears through the Scotland line and offloads to Aoife Wafer who swan dives under the posts. An easy conversion for Dannah O'Brien as Ireland are having a party at the Aviva Stadium!
Image source, Getty ImagesStacey Flood (O'Brien con)
A poor penalty for Scotland to concede as two chasers are quite obviously in front of the kicker and Ireland make them pay.
Stop me if you've heard this before but Dannah O'Brien goes to the corner and the pack set it up. The ball goes through the hands and Stacey Flood shows lovely footwork to dance through the gap and dive over for a lovely score.
O'Brien makes no mistake as the hosts hit the 40 point mark just before the break. Scintillating stuff.
Image source, Getty ImagesIreland 33-0 Scotland
Grace Davitt
Former Ireland centre on BBC iPlayer
Aoife Wafer is just so good and powerful at getting over in those areas.
Ireland 33-0 Scotland
Jana McCabe
BBC Sport NI at the Aviva Stadium
Those in charge of TMO today will not be on the Ireland fans' Christmas card list after Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald's try was disallowed, but the home side didn't let that decision deter them and scored another try seconds later.
That 'never give up' attitude has been hugely on display from Ireland today.
Aoife Wafer (O'Brien con)
Ah well, the fifth try has come about anyway! Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald didn't get it but she played a huge part as she snaffles up an overthrow at the lineout and sets off on a powerful burst to within a few metres of the line.
A couple of phases later and Aoife Wafer is over and Dannah O'Brien adds the extras. No TMO review this time and Ireland didn't let the previous disallowed try play on their mind.
Ireland 26-0 Scotland
The TMO says that Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald is part of the ruck and, therefore, cannot pick the ball up.
A bit of a close call but no try.
Ireland 33-0 Scotland
The TMO is checking for an offside or obstruction here.
Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald (O'Brien con)
Brave Scottish defence keep Ireland at bay for a few phases but there is only so much pressure they can soak up before Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald dives over.
Dannah O'Brien adds the extras again.
Ireland 26-0 Scotland
A scrum penalty goes the way of the hosts and Dannah O'Brien's kick is brilliant deep into Scotland territory.
