Teams

Wales	Ireland
Tries SM Jones, G Thomas, ME Williams	Tries Gleeson 2
Cons SM Jones 3	Cons none
Pens none	Pens Humphreys 4
Drops SM Jones	Drops O'Gara
Team 15 FB Rhys Williams 14 W Mark Jones 13 C Mark Taylor 12 C Tom Shanklin 11 W Gareth Thomas 10 FH Stephen Jones 9 SH Gareth Cooper 1 P Iestyn Thomas 2 H Jonathan Humphreys (c) 3 P Gethin Jenkins 4 L Gareth Llewellyn 5 L Robert Sidoli 6 F Colin Charvis 7 F Martyn Williams 8 N8 Dafydd Jones     Replacements 16 H Mefin Davies 17 P Martyn Madden 18 Steve Williams 19 Gavin Thomas 20 SH Dwayne Peel 21 C Iestyn Harris 22 W Matthew Watkins	Team 15 FB Geordan Murphy 14 W Justin Bishop 13 C Brian O'Driscoll (c) 12 C Kevin Maggs 11 W Denis Hickie 10 FH David Humphreys 9 SH Peter Stringer 1 P Marcus Horan 2 H Shane Byrne 3 P John Hayes 4 L Leo Cullen 5 L Malcolm O'Kelly 6 F Alan Quinlan 7 F Keith Gleeson 8 N8 Anthony Foley     Replacements 16 Frank Sheahan 17 P Justin Fitzpatrick 18 L Donncha O'Callaghan 19 N8 Eric Miller 20 Guy Easterby 21 FH Ronan O'Gara 22 John Kelly

Notes

Result Ireland won by a margin of 1 point

Six Nations points Ireland 2, Wales 0

Ground name Millennium Stadium, Cardiff

Attendance 72500

Referee SJ Lander (England)

Wales Test debuts none

Ireland Test debuts DF O'Callaghan

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