Ireland capped their Six Nations campaign with a ruthless 54-5 victory over Scotland at the Aviva Stadium, playing in front of a record-breaking crowd for the first stand-alone women's rugby match at the venue. Head coach Bemand demanded his side show their best version, and they responded emphatically from the opening whistle.

The hosts crossed the whitewash eight times, with Moloney-MacDonald grabbing two tries while Wafer continued her fine form with a brace. King and Flood also scored, helping Ireland secure the bonus point inside 20 minutes. The 47-0 halftime lead reflected Scotland's struggles to escape their own 22, compounded by repeated penalties.

Scotland managed a late consolation try through Sutcliffe, but the result confirmed Ireland's status as genuine contenders. This dominant display in front of a historic crowd sends a message ahead of future competitions. The comprehensive nature of this victory demonstrates Ireland's attacking prowess and sets a new standard for women's rugby at the Aviva Stadium.