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That's all from us today.

You can read more Jonathan Bradley's report from Dublin here, and keep an eye on the BBC Sport app and website for more reaction from today's game.

We're shutting up shop here but there's plenty more rugby to come. You can follow updates from Scotland's bid to topple the All Blacks here.

Ireland are back in action against Australia on Saturday, and we'll be back for more fun and games then.

Enjoy your day, whatever you get up to.

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Tommy O'Brien has scored five tries in four Ireland matches.

That's an impressive start to this time in green.

Next up, Andy Farrell will have his latest showdown with Joe Schmidt this year as Australia visit Dublin on Saturday.

Ireland then finish their autumn against South Africa in what should be a titanic contest.

Japan takes on Wales next week and then face Georgia in their final fixture.

A win to go with a long-awaited Ireland debut for 32-year-old Tom Farrell.

He'll be delighted today.

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Ireland head coach Andy Farrell on if he got the response he wanted from Chicago: "In short? No. Certainly not in the first half. But the response we got from half-time onwards was pleasing enough. When you make a good few errors in the game it can suppress you a little bit. We were feeling a bit sorry for ourselves and the mood wasn't what it should be. But we got over ourselves and got some tempo back into the game. We got ourselves back into the game in the second half. We created a few more opportunities but didn't finish it off with the last pass. That's something else that needs cleaning up.

"Overall, if you look at where we were scoreboard wise and how we were playing in the first half, to come away with a 41-10 win you think you should be pleased. There are pleasing aspects, but we have to be better with the opposition that is coming."

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I am speed.

An injury worry for Andy Farrell will be Jamie Osborne going off clutching his elbow.

He went straight down the tunnel when he was replaced.

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Now that's team work.

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Tommy Bowe
Former Ireland winger on TNT Sport

The message in the team room on Monday morning will be the need to go back to basics, particularly on set-piece.

The positives are that the replacements in the second half really brought energy and positivity and have given Andy Farrell plenty to think about ahead of Australia next week.

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What do you want to ask Conor Murray? What did he make of the game? Who put their hands up for selection?

He'll be answering your questions on the Ireland Rugby Social, and you can get them in using 'Get Involved'.

Robbie Diack
Former Ireland number eight on BBC Radio Ulster

I think Crowley and Prendergast is the only headache Andy Farrell has at the minute.

Claire Small
Ireland international on BBC Radio Ulster

I just don't know looking ahead to the next couple of weeks if Jacob Stockdale has done enough to push James Lowe out of the team.

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It was a game for the purists, let's be honest.

Ireland made 19 handling errors across the 80 minutes, while Japan had 17.

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Player of the Match Tommy O'Brien speaking to TNT Sport:

"We wanted to put in a better performance for the home crowd. We brought plenty of energy and improved massively in the second half.

We had a few new players out there today and tried to play a fast brand of rugby so that will come with errors. There is plenty to be positive about ahead of Australia next week."

Tommy O'Brien certainly enjoyed that late try!

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Rory Best
Former Ireland captain on TNT Sport

Very few starters for Ireland come out with massive credit but Tommy O'Brien is the one with the most. He is my Player of the Match but it was very much the bench who added impetus in the second half.

Robbie Diack
Former Ireland number eight on BBC Radio Ulster

I am concerned, set piece is something they can't fault on. They have a week to sort it out before Australia, but a great win at the end of the day.

Stay tuned for reaction from the Ireland camp and the BBC Sport pundits.

Claire Small
Ireland international on BBC Radio Ulster

That was a much better second half and what we wanted to see. Ireland came out all guns blazing and got a few tries on the board. They improved a lot of the things they didn't do well in the first half, the lineout was much better. A lot of good stuff to take from the second half.