After a hard-fought 17-13 victory over Scotland in the Six Nations Test at the Aviva Stadium, it's time to review the performances of the Irish players. Here are the player ratings for Ireland:

15. Jordan Larmour: Stepped up to the plate after a last-minute injury and held his own, providing a consistent performance without standing out.

14. Calvin Nash: Managed to beat six defenders and put in a solid shift despite limited opportunities.

13. Robbie Henshaw: Acted as a physical presence with 14 carries and solid defense, forming a strong partnership with Bundee Aki.

12. Bundee Aki: Carried the ball effectively, making key breaks and tackles throughout the game.

11. James Lowe: Showed his versatility as a winger, making an impact with both his attacking play and kicking abilities.

10. Jack Crowley: Made good decisions and was supported well by Jamison Gibson-Park at scrum-half.

9. Jamison Gibson-Park: Controlled the game intelligently and contributed significantly to Ireland's performance.

Forward pack:

8. Caelan Doris: Carried well but was quieter than usual on defense.

7. Josh van der Flier: Was limited by a strong Scottish effort and made some uncharacteristic errors.

6. Peter O’Mahony (c): Led the team with a spirited performance, showcasing his experience and physicality.

5. Tadhg Beirne: Impressed with his 50th cap, putting in a tireless display.

4. Joe McCarthy: Worked well alongside Beirne, showcasing his intelligence in contact play.

3. Tadhg Furlong: Provided stability in the set-piece and tackled effectively during his time on the field.

2. Dan Sheehan: Scored a try early on and displayed mobility and skill in his carries.

1. Andrew Porter: Stood out as a key carrier for the team, contributing to the decisive try.

Overall, the replacements maintained intensity and contributed to securing the win. Garry Ringrose's return was a highlight among the changes made. Ireland's victory secured back-to-back Six Nations titles, a testament to their hard work and determination on the field.