Wing Alexis Palisson read James Hook’s pass before Francois Trinh-Duc collected Shane Williams’ offload to charge into a 20-0 half-time lead at the Millennium Stadium.

But despite sitting on two defeats from three RBS 6 Nations games ahead of the trip to Ireland, Edwards expects Wales to continue treading the tightrope.

“We play high-risk attack, we also play a high-risk defence and a couple of times it’s worked against us, but many times it’s worked for us," said Edwards.

“We are a team who are told by Warren to go for it and if there’s a chance there to take the opportunity.

“We’ve given seven clean interceptions in the last 18 months. We are a team who take a lot of risks.

“I don’t think anybody could ever point a finger at Wales and say we play sterile, boring rugby.”