Ireland eased to a comprehensive seven-wicket win over Holland in the one-day international in Dublin.

The hosts bowled out their European Championship Division One rivals for 142, Kevin O'Brien the pick of the attack with 3-30.

Peter Connell and Andre Botha chipped in with two wickets apiece as the Dutch, who were without all-rounder Ryan ten Doeschate due to his county commitments, were bowled out in 47.1 overs.

The damage was done in the opening overs when they slumped to 46-5, forcing Eric Szwarczynski, who top-scored with 33 from 58 balls, to rebuild.

In the end his efforts were in vain as Ireland recovered from a brief wobble at 25-2 to reach their target of 143 with a massive 21 overs to spare.

Northamptonshire wicketkeeper Niall O'Brien finished unbeaten on 58, his 80-ball knock including eight fours.

Botha followed up his efforts with the ball by making 38 before Andrew White came in to see the hosts home with an undefeated 22.