Full time26 February 1910
Balmoral Showgrounds, Belfast, Northern Ireland · Five Nations 1910Head-to-head
Scotland won by 14 points.
Scoring
- –CScotland conversion · John MacCallum0–2
- –TScotland try · James Dobson0–5
- –TScotland try · Charles Stuart0–8
- –TScotland try · Maurice Walter0–11
- –TScotland try · Maurice Walter0–14
Line-ups
Ireland
- 15William HintonFull-back
- Herbert MooreForward
- Harry ReadFly-half
- JC BlackhamForward
- Dicky LloydFly-half
- George McIldowieForward
- Thomas HalpinForward
- Charles ThompsonThree-quarter
- Alfred TaylorThree-quarter
- Alexander FosterThree-quarter
- Tommy SmythForward
- Bethal SolomonsForward
- Oliver PiperForward
- George HamletForward
- Joseph QuinnThree-quarter
Scotland
- 15Douglas SchulzeFull-back
- Robert StevensonForward
- Andrew LindsayFly-half
- Charles StuartForward
- John MacCallumForward
- George CunninghamFly-half
- James PearsonThree-quarter
- James DobsonThree-quarter
- Geoffrey GowllandForward
- Cecil AbercrombieForward
- Donald MacphersonThree-quarter
- John ScottForward
- James MackenzieForward
- George FrewForward
- Maurice WalterThree-quarter
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Ireland 72–55 Scotland, 5 drawn in 132 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Ireland going in
Scotland going in
- Previous meeting: 27 February 1909, Ireland 3–9 Scotland
- Next meeting on record: 25 February 1911
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.