Ireland captain Caelan Doris insists his side are still far from their best despite a record 42-point win over England. The Irish team faces Wales in Dublin on Friday, aiming to set up a potential Six Nations Triple Crown clash with Scotland. Doris emphasized that the team must maintain focus despite their recent dominance.

Ireland's 42-0 demolition of England in Twickenham marked their biggest ever away victory in the tournament. However, Doris stressed that the squad remains committed to improvement, with clear structures and playing systems still being refined. The team returned to training immediately after the England game to address areas needing development.

The Irish are heavy favorites against Wales, who have lost 14 consecutive Six Nations matches. Despite Wales' struggles, Doris acknowledged their recent improvement, particularly their 65-minute lead against Scotland before falling 26-23. He warned that Wales' attacking investment presents a genuine defensive challenge for Ireland at the sold-out Aviva Stadium.