Head coach Andy Farrell was satisfied to celebrate an “ugly” victory after Ireland returned to winning ways by scraping a 22-19 success over spirited Argentina in Dublin. The Six Nations champions survived a major scare as they held off a stirring fightback from Los Pumas to bounce back from last weekend’s deflating 23-13 defeat to New Zealand.

Ireland score three tries en route to beating Argentina 22-19 in Dublin but Andy Farrells side did not score a point in the second half; a 22-9 advantage at half-time almost entirely wiped out, with J

Ireland survived a fierce second half comeback from Argentina to narrowly defeat the Pumas 22-19 at the Aviva Stadium on Friday and just about bounce back from last week's disappointing loss to New Zealand.

After the disappointment of the defeat by New Zealand last week, Ireland have to bounce back - and fast - as Argentina roll into town. It'll be a big night in Dublin under the lights at the Aviva Stadium as Andy Farrell's side look to get their first win this autumn.

Ireland clung on at the death to hold off Argentina and bounce back from last week’s defeat by New Zealand, in a game packed with four yellow cards and which Ireland seemed in control of at half-time leading 22-9.