Ireland 49 Georgia 7, match report: Felix Jones runs riot in second string's second-half spree The memory of these two sides' clash in Bordeaux during the 2007 World Cup, when Ireland eventually scraped home by four points, had been cited by Ireland's coaches as a reminder of the threat Georgia could pose. But from the moment Ireland took the lead, Ian Madigan slotting a penalty after Georgian hands in a ruck, there was never any question which way the match would go. Georgia kept them honest in the first half. A barnstorming run by prop Dave Kilcoyne led to another penalty from which Madigan doubled Ireland's advantage. But despite the lions' share of territory and possession - Georgia's disastrous kicking from hand helped them in this regard - Ireland could not cross the line in the first half. Madigan made a nice break and floated a pass out to Darren Cave on the wing but the Ulster centre's chip and chase proved fruitless. He was on holiday in New York last week. Tommy O'Donnell also narrowly failed to score under the posts, spilling the ball as he attempted to touch down, but the biggest talking point of the first period was the boot to the face of Ryan from the Georgian openside Viktor Kolelishvili. Referee JP Doyle chose not to go upstairs despite entreaties from Eoin Reddan. In Kolelishvili's defence, it looked as if he was trying to step over Ryan to reach another Ireland player. Georgia had their scrum-half Giorgi Begadze sent to the sin bin on the stroke of half-time and when the two sides emerged for the second period it was a very different story. Dave Kilcoyne burrowed over from close range for his first international score just two minutes into the second half and suddenly the floodgates opened. Richardt Strauss crossed from a driving maul before Georgia hit back with a try of their own from Giorgi Nemsadze, but normal service resumed with Simon Zebo touching down before being replaced by Ulster's Stuart Olding. Georgia were leaving huge gaps out wide and full-back Felix Jones crossed twice in the space of a handful of minutes, the second a length of the field effort after Georgia's captain Irakli Machkhaneli spilled the ball in the Irish 22. There was still time for Stuart Olding to score first international try, running a nice line through the centres, as Ireland belatedly racked up a cricket score. Scores 3-0 Madigan pen, 6-0 Madigan pen, 9-0 Madigan pen, 14-0 Kilcoyne try, 16-0 Madigan con, 21-0 Strauss try, 23-0 Madigan con, 23-5 Nemsadze try, 23-7 Malaguradze con, 28-7 Zebo try, 30-7 Madigan con, 35-7 Jones try, 40-7 Jones try, 42-7 Madigan con, 47-7 Olding try, 49-7 Madigan con Ireland F Jones, C Gilroy, D Cave, G D'Arcy (I Keatley 63), S Zebo (S Olding 62), I Madigan, E Reddan (K Marmion 63), D Kilcoyne, R Strauss (S Cronin 62), M Ross (R Ah You 46), D Foley (D Toner 62), M McCarthy (R Copeland 62), D Ryan, T O'Donnell, R Diack. Georgia M Kvirikashvili; A Todua; D Kacharava (capt), M Sharikadze, T Mtchedlidze (L Datunashvili 54); L Khmaladze (G Chkhaidze 54), G Begadze; M Nariashvili (S Maisuradze 52), S Mamukashvili (Z Zhvania 52), D Kubriashvili (L Chilachava 52); K Mikautadze, G Nemsadze; G Tkhilaishvili, V Kolelishvili, D Basilaia. Replacements V Khutsishvili, L Malaguradze, M Giorgadze. Referee John Paul Doyle (England).