EDINBURGH (Reuters) -Ireland remained on track for a Six Nations Grand Slam after handing Scotland a bruising 32-18 defeat in an impressive exhibition of stealth and power at Murrayfield on Sunday.

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Ireland put on a superb display as they dominated Scotland in a 32-18 victory to stay perfect in this year's Six Nations, adding fuel to their bid for an unprecedented third straight title.

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Within 10 minutes of getting within six points of Ireland early in the second half, that deficit had been extended to 18 points.

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