That is all from us as Ireland mark a historic day with a thumping win to end their Six Nations campaign on a high in front of a record crowd in Dublin.

You can read Jana McCabe's report from the Aviva Stadium here.

You can also find reaction and highlights on the BBC Sport website.

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Ireland Head Coach Scott Bemand speaking to BBC Sport NI:

The first half was the best version of us and we were excellent. Scotland made things more difficult for us in the second half but we showed what we are made of today.

We talk a lot of momentum and we have done that this year and we are looking forward to the Global Series in the summer to keep building.

Today was a special day to play in front of such a big crowd and next year we want to get closer to England and France. We want to keep building for the grassroots game in Ireland too.

Scotland captain Helen Nelson speaking to BBC Sport NI:

It has been a tough campaign from us, there is no shying away from that. We knew today was going to be tough and credit to Ireland.

We were better after half-time but we are bitterly disappointed with that first half. We will learn from this going forward.

Ireland captain Erin King speaking to BBC Sport NI:

From the first team back in 1993 and every women since, we always want to leave the green jersey in a better place than we found it.

I want to thank every person who has supported us today and throughout the campaign. I am so proud to lead this team.

Player of the Match Aoife Wafer speaking to BBC Sport NI:

I sat here watching the women's game twelve years ago and now to be out here in front of 32,000 people is my wildest dream come true.

Just look and listen to this place. I am so incredibly proud of being part of this team and hopefully we can inspire more young girls. See you all here next year!

Jana McCabe
BBC Sport NI at the Aviva Stadium

Scott Bemand wanted a complete performance from his side, and he certainly got one this afternoon.

A superb afternoon for Ireland and the record crowd in Dublin.

What a wonderful day at the Aviva Stadium for Ireland . A bumper crowd were treated to a scintillating first half and, while the second half was a more even affair, it has still been an historic day in every way.

Scott Bemand targeted three wins out of three at home in this year's Six Nations and they did that in style to seal third place.

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We are four minutes over the 80 and still we play. Ruth Campbell is sent to the bin after an accumulation of penalties.

Big Ireland defence. They want this shutout!

The clock is into the red and Scotland are within five. Can they get a score?

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Former Ireland centre on BBC iPlayer

Aoife Wafer is the kingpin of this Irish team and player of the match.

Scotland's lineout ten metres from the line is overthrown by Aicha Sutcliffe as they spurn the chance to get that bagel off the scoreboard.

Lucia Scott makes a big break into the Ireland 22 and is stopped well by Vicky Elmes-Kinlan. Erin King wins a turnover but we will come back for a penalty against Aoife Wafer for a side entry.

Jana McCabe
BBC Sport NI at the Aviva Stadium

It has been a really commendable second-half display from Scotland.

They have closed Ireland down in the second half, even though the damage was done by a ruthless home side in the opening period.

Scotland win a penalty and Helen Nelson's kick takes them up to the halfway line.

It has been a difficult afternoon for them but can they finish on a positive note?

We have eight minutes remaining and Scotland are yet to enter the Ireland 22. That stat is indicative of how things have gone at the Aviva Stadium today.

Another Ireland spillage as they drop the ball five metres from the line. Scotland try to run it from deep but they concede a ruck penalty on their own 22.

Their defence has been much tighter in the second half but they certainly are not helping themselves with penalties like that. Can Ireland capitalise?

It may be much changed but the Ireland scrum is still dominating and they win another set piece penalty.

Dannah O'Brien puts another inch-perfect kick into the corner but there is a knock on in the maul.

The second half has certainly been a lot scrappier.

Niamh Gallagher is off the bench in the backline and she makes ground before offloading to Stacey Flood. However, the Ireland full back knocks on and that is a Scotland scrum inside their own 22.