England`s 49-5 victory over Ireland in the Women`s Six Nations highlights their dominance, with Maud Muir earning Player of the Match.

England showcased their rugby prowess with a commanding 49–5 victory over Ireland at Virgin Media Park in Cork. The match began with a surprising early lead for Ireland, courtesy of a try from Amee-Leigh Costigan. However, England quickly turned the tide when Zoe Harrison scored and converted her try, shifting the momentum firmly in England`s favor.

Ireland`s struggles intensified when Niamh O`Dowd received a yellow card for repeated scrum infringements, allowing England to exploit their numerical advantage. The second half saw England ramp up their performance with tries from Meg Jones, Sarah Bern, who scored twice, Ellie Kildunne, and Kelsey Clifford. Maud Muir was recognized as the Guinness Player of the Match for her outstanding contributions.

The match drew nearly 8,000 spectators, marking a record attendance for a standalone women`s match in Ireland. This victory keeps England on track for another Grand Slam in the Women`s Six Nations, reinforcing their status as a dominant force in women`s rugby. For more insights on England Rugby, visit England Rugby News and for updates on the tournament, check Six Nations Rugby.

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