Full time4 February 1989
Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff, Wales · Five Nations 1989Head-to-head
Ireland won by 6 points.
Scoring
- –PWales penalty · Paul Thorburn3–0
- –PWales penalty · Paul Thorburn6–0
- –PWales penalty · Paul Thorburn9–0
- –TWales try · Mark Jones13–0
- –CIreland conversion · Michael Kiernan13–2
- –PIreland penalty · Michael Kiernan13–5
- –PIreland penalty · Michael Kiernan13–8
- –PIreland penalty · Michael Kiernan13–11
- –TIreland try · Paul Dean13–15
- –TIreland try · Noel Mannion13–19
Line-ups
Wales
- 1Mike GriffithsProp
- 2Ian WatkinsHooker
- 3Laurence DelaneyProp
- 4Phil DaviesSecond row
- 5Kevin MoseleySecond row
- 6Rowland PhillipsFlanker
- 7David BryantFlanker
- 8Mark JonesNumber 8
- 9Robert JonesScrum-half
- 10Bleddyn BowenFly-half
- 11Mike HallWing
- 12Nigel DaviesCentre
- 13John DevereuxCentre
- 14Ieuan EvansWing
- 15Paul ThorburnFull-back
- 16Paul TurnerBench
- 17Carwyn DaviesBench
- 18Jonathan GriffithsBench
- 19Huw Williams-JonesBench
- 20Wayne HallBench
- 21John WakefordBench
Ireland
- 1Tom ClancyProp
- 2Steve SmithHooker
- 3Jim McCoyProp
- 4Donal LenihanSecond row
- 5Willie AndersonSecond row
- 6Phil MatthewsFlanker
- 7Patrick O'HaraFlanker
- 8Noel MannionNumber 8
- 9Fergus AherneScrum-half
- 10Paul DeanFly-half
- 11Keith CrossanWing
- 12David IrwinCentre
- 13Brendan MullinCentre
- 14Michael KiernanWing
- 15Fergus DunleaFull-back
- 16Phil DanaherBench
- 17Vince CunninghamBench
- 18Rab BradyBench
- 19Brian SpillaneBench
- 20Des FitzgeraldBench
- 21John McDonaldBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Wales 67–58 Ireland, 6 drawn in 131 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Wales going in
Ireland going in
- Previous meeting: 5 March 1988, Wales 12–9 Ireland
- Next meeting on record: 24 March 1990
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.