Six tries and a big win – but were Ireland ruthless?

Despite a six-try and 30-point win over Argentina, Andy Farrell and Tadhg Beirne admit Ireland could have been more ruthless in Friday's win. Highlights: Ireland start their November campaign with win over Argentina Before Ireland's Nations Championship game with Argentina, head coach Andy Farrell had been honest about where his side are less than a year out from the World Cup. He admitted his team must improve if they are to challenge in Australia next year – a stark contrast to four years ago when they were riding the crest of a wave before they fell short in the quarter-finals. Despite Mateo Carreras' early try, Ireland had far too much for Los Pumas in Dublin as they ran out 42-12 winners under the Friday night lights.

Hugo Keenan stole the headlines with his hat-trick, while Dan Sheehan, Sam Prendergast and Ronan Kelleher also crossed. But despite scoring six tries and winning by a 30-point margin, Farrell was left wanting more. Ireland had 59% territory throughout the game, and also edged possession, but did not score after the 55th minute when Kelleher rounded off a rolling maul. "The scoreline is a good one because not many teams do that to Argentina, they are a dangerous side," Farrell said. "I thought there was outstanding stuff and some clinical stuff, but I think