Ireland Overwhelms Fiji with Dominant 52-17 Rugby Victory

The hosts ran in eight tries, showcasing promising young talent and capitalizing on Fiji's discipline issues.

Ireland secured their first back-to-back wins since February with a commanding performance against Fiji in Dublin.
The team scored eight tries, with standout contributions from debutant Gus McCarthy and fly-half Sam Prendergast, who converted five kicks and set up a try with a cross-field kick.
Fiji's 17 penalties, including 11 in the first half, undermined their efforts, allowing Ireland to dominate possession and capitalize on scoring opportunities.
Man of the match Bundee Aki and Mack Hansen were among the key players, with Hansen scoring twice to highlight Ireland's attacking flair.
Coach Andy Farrell made seven changes to rejuvenate the squad after inconsistent performances against New Zealand and Argentina, with the team now preparing to face Australia next Saturday.