Cian Tracey

flying it.

Yeah, I think it was a bit of a come down from Twickenham.

I think it was always going to be very difficult to hit those sort of emotional, physical heights.

Obviously, Andy Farrell made five changes to his team again, and that had been working well, you'd have to say, up to this point.

And in the past, when he has made changes, I think, you know, we've seen a few clunky performances.

I was surprised he didn't use the word, actually, because it's a favorite of his.

But I thought it was quite a clunky performance.

But

So much of that was down to Wales.

I think we should give them enormous credit.

Yeah, with the man of the moment, Rhys Carey.

I mean, what a try from a Welsh point of view.

Horrible.

We'll get into and talk about it properly, but a horrible moment from an Irish point of view.

I would say that will make for grim viewing in the review next week.

But I was having a look at the stats there.

Rhys Carey actually finished as Wales' top carrier in terms of metres made.

I think it was 38.

He probably made 20-odd of them in that break alone.

It was a super moment.