Seven-try Ireland seal consecutive win over Japan
Ireland secured a 43-19 victory over Japan in their international Test at Virgin Media Park in Cork.
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Ireland scored seven tries in a 43-19 win over Japan in an international rugby Test at Virgin Media Park in Cork.
The comprehensive victory marks Ireland's second consecutive win over Japan in recent fixtures between the two sides.
Further details on individual try-scorers and the flow of the match were not included in the available reporting. Ireland will look to carry the momentum from the win into their upcoming fixtures.
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