A sloppy Ireland recorded a fairly routine 35-17 win over an ill-disciplined Fiji side on Saturday in a performance coach Andy Farrell described as "awful" following the highs of last week’s victory over South Africa. After Kalaveti Ravouvou provided an early scare with a typically slick Fijian try, Ireland’s well-drilled forwards took control of the first half with flanker Nick Timoney going over twice followed by Ulster team mate Robert Baloucoune.
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