Hello everyone! You are all looking surprisingly chipper for a nation who just celebrated an epic Six Nations win.

The Irish women will look to keep the party going this afternoon. A 27-point win and there will be two homecomings in Dublin this week.

Here are the team’s for today’s game.

SCOTLAND WOMEN: Chloe Rollie (Melrose); Nuala Deans (Wasps), Gillian Inglis (Melrose), Hannah Smith (Hillhead Jordanhill), Eilidh Sinclair (Murrayfield Wanderers); Lisa Martin (Murrayfield Wanderers), Sarah Law (Murrayfield Wanderers); Lisa Robertson (Murrayfield Wanderers), Lana Skeldon (Melrose), Tracy Balmer (Worcester) (capt), Deborah McCormack (Richmond), Emma Wassell (Murrayfield Wanderers), Rachael Cook (Murrayfield Wanderers), Karen Dunbar (RHC Cougars), Jade Konkel (Hillhead Jordanhill).

Replacements: Sarah Quick (Murrayfield Wanderers), Lindsey Smith (Hillhead Jordanhill), Heather Lockhart (Hillhead Jordanhill), Fiona Sim (Saracens), Lyndsay O’Donnell (Worcester), Mhairi Grieve (RHC Cougars), Claire Bain (RHC Cougars), Jenny Maxwell (Lichfield).

IRELAND WOMEN: Niamh Briggs (UL Bohemians/Munster) (capt); Hannah Tyrrell (Old Belvedere/Leinster), Jenny Murphy (Old Belvedere/Leinster), Jackie Shiels (Richmond/Exile), Alison Miller (Portlaoise/Connacht); Nora Stapleton (Old Belvedere/Leinster), Larissa Muldoon (Skewen); Ruth O’Reilly (Galwegians/Connacht), Gillian Bourke (Olympico de Pozuelo), Ailis Egan (Old Belvedere/Leinster), Sophie Spence (Old Belvedere/Leinster), Marie Louise Reilly (Old Belvedere/Leinster), Paula Fitzpatrick (St. Mary’s/Leinster), Claire Molloy (Bristol/Connacht), Heather O’Brien (Highfield/Munster).

Replacements: Sarah Mimnagh (Wasps/Exile), Fiona Hayes (UL Bohemians/Munster), Fiona O’Brien (Old Belvedere/Leinster), Orla Fitzsimons (St. Mary’s/Leinster), Katie Norris (Blackrock/Leinster), Tania Rosser (Blackrock/Leinster), Sene Naoupu (Galwegians/Connacht), Aoife Doyle (Shannon/Munster).

For anyone wondering, the game is live on RTE 2 from 12.45. A great showcase for Irish women’s rugby.

The future of RTE rugby punditry is on our screens right now. With Tom McGurk retired, Daire O’Brien is likely the man who will move into the main anchor’s seat.

Rosie Foley is talking very bullishly on the panel. A 27-point win seems like a lot – and it is – but Ireland haven’t lost to Scotland since 2006.

They are playing a very boppy up-tempo version of ‘Ireland’s Call’ here. The players even cracked a smile at the melodious version.

Captain Niamh Briggs had her own John Hayes moment in the anthem.

We are off in Scotland!

The ball doesn’t go 10 and Ireland have a scrum on halfway.

Larissa Muldoon fumbles off the scrum and Scottish out-half Lisa Martin pins Ireland back in their own 22.

A strong rumbling Irish maul makes 40m into the Scottish half and Ireland move towards the Scottish 22.

TRY! Scotland 0-5 Ireland

Niamh Briggs exchanges a one-two with Hannah Tyrrell on the right wing and touches down for the opening try. Ireland have looked pretty rampant so far.

Briggs pulled the conversion but Ireland are back on the attack once again.

Some wild passing from both sides doesn’t pay dividend for anybody and Ireland will have scrum on their own 22.

Heather O’Brien gets taken high after picking off the scrum but Ireland play on, and centre Jenny Murphy skates into Scottish territory.

Nora Stapleton throws a nice dummy and almost feeds Tyrrell for an easy run in but flanker Karen Dunbar deliberately knocks on. Briggs will kick from straight in front from 20m out.

Scotland 0-8 Ireland

The wind is fierce but Briggs is accurate and Ireland increase their lead.

Paula Fitzpatrick is penalised for coming in from the side and Scotland will go for the posts in a central area on the 22.

Scotland 3-8 Ireland

Nuala Deans open’s the home side account with a nice kick.

Scotland number eight Jade Konkel knocks on from the kick off and Ireland have a scrum in the 22.

A Stapleton chip is taken into touch five yards from the line by the Scottish fullback. Good opportunity for try number two here.

Scotland 3-15 Ireland

Claire Molloy rumbles over from the back of a maul and Ireland have their second five-pointer. The maul has been a potent weapon for Ireland so far.

Scotland 3-13 Ireland

Briggs missed the conversion (contrary to my previous premature update…).

Scotland almost get their first try after a series of pick-and-jams but an accidental offside gives Ireland a 5m scrum.

Hannah Tyrrell has injured her arm/shoulder and has been replaced by Aoife Doyle.

O’Brien and Fitzpatrick execute a lovely back row move to buy Stapleton a few yards of space before she clears. Scotland lineout on the Ireland 10m line.

Centre Jackie Shiels wins a great turnover penalty on halfway. Briggs’ kick is poor and misses touch but a Scottish knock on gives Ireland a scrum on their 10m line.

Fitzpatrick touches the ball down on the line but the referee misses the grounding and a phase later Ireland are held up. Very, very poor execution around the line and equally bad by the referee for missing the try.

TRY! Scotland 3-20 Ireland

A monstrous scrum by Ireland is rewarded as O’Brien touches down at the back of it. A great display of power to make up for the earlier missed chance.

As it stands, Ireland need another 10 unanswered to win the Six Nations.

Ireland are back in the Scottish 22 after a powerful carry by Sophie Spence and are gunning for try number four.

Ireland have a 5m lineout and will likely fire up the maul again.

TRY! Scotland 3-27 Ireland

Gillian Bourke is the woman at the back this time and Ireland have increased their lead. Their pack are pulverising the Scottish eight at the moment.

Another Irish maul was en route to the line but it split momentarily, resulting in an accidental offside call.

Scotland 3-30 Ireland

Ireland win a penalty at the scrum and Briggs ends the half with another penalty. As it stands, Ireland are champions!

TRY! Scotland 3-37 Ireland

Wing Alison Miller dances past three defenders during a 30m fun-run that finishes under the posts. The championship is in the bag, end of story.

HT Scotland 3-37 Ireland

That is it for the first half. Ireland are in firm control and look odds on to win the Six Nations.

We are back under way here!

TRY! Scotland 3-44 Ireland

Miller runs in an early try in the same manner as earlier and Ireland are queuing up now at the moment.

Ireland have a 5m lineout after winning a scrum penalty.

TRY! Scotland 3-49 Ireland

Fitzpatrick touches down on the back of another rampant maul and Irish fans can begin to celebrate.

The game is in a bit of a lull now but Ireland are coasting.

The game feels a little like a training match now and although Scotland are playing a little better now, they haven’t been able to threaten the Irish line.

TRY! Scotland 3-56 Ireland

Sophie Spence caps her hard-working day by touching down under the posts after a powerful carry.

Ten minutes to go until Ireland women are crowned Six Nations champions for 2015. A really strong performance by the pack today, who utilised the maul expertly.

Sorry for the lack of updates… but there really hasn’t been a whole lot going on in the last few minutes. Ireland are just going through the motions now, content with a job well done.

Ireland are pushing for a final try with two minutes to go now.

Ireland have a 5m lineout now. Time for that maul to get rolling one last time.

TRY! Scotland 3-61 Ireland

Tania Rosser peels off the maul to touch down in the corner.

TRY! Scotland 3-68 Ireland

Miller completes here hat-trick in style, sprinting past three defenders to cross in injury time.

TRY! Scotland 3-73 Ireland

Centre Jenny Murphy flies down the left wing to finish in the corner. Murphy deserved a try after her ball carrying performance.

FT Scotland 3-73 Ireland

Ireland women have won the Six Nations title! They were dominant all day and Scotland had no answer to Ireland’s rampant maul.

That is all for our liveblog today. Check back in a few minutes time for all the best reaction from today’s game.