Béibhinn Parsons was the standout performer, scoring three tries as Ireland secured their second victory in as many weeks.
Ireland's women's rugby team have completed a 2-0 series victory over South Africa following a 38-17 win in Cape Town on Saturday.
Béibhinn Parsons was the standout performer, scoring three tries as Ireland secured their second victory in as many weeks.
The hosts had taken a 17-14 lead during the second half, but Ireland responded with 24 unanswered points to take control of the contest.
Aoife Dalton added two tries, while captain Erin King also crossed the line for Scott Bemand's side.
The result follows Ireland's 40-27 victory in the opening Test and completes a successful first-ever tour of South Africa for the Irish women's team.

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