In game one, Wales took the lead in the fourth minute with a Harry Jones try in the corner. Scott Trigg-Turner converted before extending the lead further with a try in the opposite corner. His second kick hit the post and Wales were 10-0 up on seven minutes.
 
Stuart Williams then scored his 49th Wales try on 10 minutes with Trigg-Turner converting.
 
Peter Johnston hit back for Ireland two minutes later, which he converted himself to pull the score back to 16-6 but Trigg-Turner grabbed his second of the game on 18 minutes which he duly converted.
 
Five minutes later, Jones stormed under the posts for his second with Trigg-Turner converting to put the score up to 28-6.
 
Then, just after the half-hour, Stuart Williams got his second of the game, that historic personal 50th. Trigg-Turner converted again before getting his hat-trick of tries and adding a further goal to put Wales 40-6 up at the break.
 
It took less than a second half minute for Trigg-Turner to cross for his fourth try. Gary Preece added the next Wales try which Trigg-Turner improved before adding his fifth try and converting again.
 
Toby Burton-Carter crossed for an Irish try, before Mark Williams went over for two more for Wales, all of which went unconverted. Martin added a further two Ireland scores with Johnston converting both, to make the final score 64-22.