In what was a disjointed performance from Ireland, Andy Farrell's men managed to come out on top 23-10.
Ireland played most of their rugby in the first half with a try from fly half Billy Burns who went over the line after a dummy pass created space in the Georgian defence.
The away side hit back shortly afterwards with a wonderful individual try from Giorgi Kveseladze, who weaved through Ireland's defence and touch it down.
After a sustained period of play from Ireland, the home side got the ball out wide for Hugo Keenan to cross over in the corner, making it 20-10 going into half time.
Half time score: Ireland 20-7 Georgia #ShoulderToShoulder #TeamofUs #AutumnNationsCup #IREvGEO pic.twitter.com/lnjvLuDb76
— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) November 29, 2020
The second half was considerably less action packed as a number of errors and penalties prevented either team from creating a rhythm to their play.
A single penalty from substitute Ross Byrne was all Ireland could muster in the second half, meaning it ended 23-10.
The win means Ireland finish second in their group behind England on four points, and they will play Scotland next weekend in a third place playoff.
England managed to secure top spot in Ireland's Group A yesterday with a win over Wales.
Final score: Ireland 23-10 Georgia #ShoulderToShoulder #TeamofUs #AutumnNationsCup #IREvGEO pic.twitter.com/FE0Gclum3v
— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) November 29, 2020
