Ireland secured a commanding 35-10 win over Japan in Cork, showcasing a dominant performance in the rugby match. The Irish team scored seven tries, with Alana McInerney and Sophie Barrett marking their Test debuts by scoring. The match took place at the Cork City Stadium, where Ireland maintained control throughout.

Japan struggled to match Ireland's intensity, managing only a single try. The Irish forwards and backs combined effectively, creating numerous scoring opportunities. McInerney and Barrett both contributed significantly, with Barrett scoring a try in the first half. The Irish defense also held firm, limiting Japan's chances.

This victory extends Ireland's winning streak against Japan, reinforcing their superiority in the Rugby World Cup qualifiers. The match in Cork follows a previous win by Ireland over Japan, highlighting a consistent performance. McInerney and Barrett's contributions underscore the depth of talent in the Irish squad. Their debuts were pivotal, adding momentum to Ireland's campaign.