By James Standley

All the action as Ireland clinched a hat-trick of wins in their autumn internationals.

79 mins:Ireland 61-17 Pacific Islands
The current Lansdowne Road's time as an international venue - it is the oldest in the world, hosting its first game in 1878 - is brought to a fitting end.

Second row Paul O'Connell, who has played such a big part in Ireland's rise to the top echelon of the world game, powers over for a try on the final whistle.

Man of the match Wallace's hot streak with the boot has come to an end but the crowd care not a jot as the final whistle sounds to bring to an end an entertaining encounter.

73 mins:Ireland 56-17 Pacific Islands
A try made in Ulster as Boss makes a cracking break through the middle. He regathers his kick ahead and sets up replacement hooker Rory Best to score his first try for Ireland.

NO! Wallace misses the conversion, his first failure to add the extras in seven attempts.

67 mins:Ireland 51-17 Pacific Islands
Massive Samoan winger Tuilagi thunders half the length of the pitch and Pisi is on hand to score in the corner for the Pacific Islands.

Watching Fitzgerland tackle Tuilagi is like seeing a meerkat bring down a charging rhino. Pisi is off target with the extras.

63 mins:Ireland 51-12 Pacific Islands
Easterby finishes off another surging attack, bashing his way over in the corner for his second try of the match.

Anyone want to put money on Wallace converting from the touchline? Let's just say you'd be mad to bet against the Ulster player.

58 mins: Worrying signs for Ireland as O'Driscoll leaves the field after receiving treatment, although it has to be said the captain does not look overly concerned.

Replacement scrum-half Isaac Boss comes onto the wing with Horgan moving back into the centre.

52 mins:Ireland 44-12 Pacific Islands
Horgan, who is surely now a player of true world class, latches onto a kick, bounces Ratuvou's attempted tackle and romps over for the try.

Does Wallace convert? Of course he does - when he's a old man memories of this day will bring a slow smile to his creased features.

44 mins:Ireland 37-12 Pacific Islands
Replacement Pacific Islands wing Alesana Tuilagi is penalised for a high tackle, but Ireland fail to take advantage when they knock-on at the line-out after kicking the penalty into the corner.

No matter, a minute later O'Driscoll makes a half break and Simon Easterby is on hand to power over. Wallace slots a superb conversion from wide out and now has a tally of 22 points.

41 mins: Ireland have lost Dempsey following Rabeni's heavy tackle, with Gordon D'Arcy coming into the centres, Horgan moving to the wing and youngster Fitzgerald switching to full-back.

Half-time: Ireland have not hit the heights they managed in the first half against Australia last week but two late tries mean they take a healthy lead in at the break.

39 mins:Ireland 30-12 Pacific Islands
Brian O'Driscoll rescues a move which is going nowhere with a superb kick to the corner.

The Pacific Islands fail to find their jumper at the resulting line-out and Ireland's most-capped player Malcolm O'Kelly pounces to score from short range. Wallace continues his fine display by landing the conversion.

38 mins:Ireland 23-12 Pacific Islands
Ireland are not playing anywhere near their best but Wallace is having a fine game and he side-steps his way through the defence to get a try on his debut before adding the conversion.

36 mins: Girvan Dempsey gets shakily to his feet after he is taken out by a swinging arm from Rabeni in the tackle, although to be fair to the Fijian, Dempsey was stumbling as he hit him.

The Ireland full-back looked clean out but bravely continues.

34 mins:Ireland 16-12 Pacific Islands
Ireland come within a couple of feet of scoring through prop Bryan Young but the Islanders hold out once more.

Some thumping defence then enables them to win turnover ball midway inside their own half and Lome Fa'atau finishes off the counter attack. Pisi is once again off target with his kick.

29 mins: Ireland are starting to impose themselves and they are only denied a try from a driving maul when prop Justin Va'a illegally pulls it down and is sin-binned for his troubles.

From the penalty Ireland elect to scrum, forcing the Pacific Islands to bring on replacement prop Taufa'ao Felise in place number eight Hale T-Pole to shore up their seven-man scrum.

Ireland go for the eight-man drive but the visitors hold out and force a turn over.

26 mins:Ireland 16-7 Pacific Islands
Wallace is denied a try on debut after Horgan's off-load in the tackle is ruled to have gone forward.

24 mins:Ireland 16-7 Pacific Islands
Ireland are struggling to impose themselves on the game but they are awarded another penalty and Wallace makes no mistake once again.

21 mins: The Pacific Islands miss a great chance to cut the lead to three points as Pisi pushes a simple penalty wide.

15 mins:Ireland 13-7 Pacific Islands
Wallace continues his impressive start with his second penalty to edge Ireland into a six-point lead.

10 mins:Ireland 10-7 Pacific Islands
The Pacific Islands hit back with a sublime score as winger Kameli Ratuvou chips over his opposite number, catches the ball on the full and feeds Leicester centre Seru Rabeni, who canters over unopposed. Tusi Pisi adds the conversion.

5 mins:Ireland 10-0 Pacific Islands
A typically powerful run from Shane Horgan leads to a kickable Irish penalty and Wallace makes no mistake with the boot.

2 mins:Ireland 7-0 Pacific Islands
Ireland take the lead as Dennis Hickie latches onto a gorgeous no-look pass from newcomer Wallace and goes over for his 27th international try. Wallace adds the extras.

1443 GMT: The Pacific Islands have performed their pre-match dance and Ireland's new fly-half Paddy Wallace gets the match underway.

1436 GMT: Lansdowne Road is preparing to hold its final international before the planned redevelopment which will see the battered old stands knocked down and replaced by a stadium suitable for the 21st century.

The teams have entered the pitch and are preparing for the anthems.

Ireland: G Dempsey; L Fitzgerald, B O'Driscoll, S Horgan, D Hickie; P Wallace, P Stringer; B Young, F Sheahan, J Hayes, M O'Kelly, P O'Connell, S Easterby, SD Ferris, J Heaslip.
Replacements: R Best, S Best, D O'Callaghan, D Leamy, I Boss, R O'Gara, G D'Arcy.