England secured a comprehensive win over Ireland in the second one-day international held at The OurCoop County Ground, concluding their summer campaign with a series lead of two to zero.
Issy Wong delivered her first five-wicket performance on international stages, claiming 5-33 as Ireland were dismissed for 165 runs in 47 overs.
Ireland's campaign was anchored by Amy Hunter, who reached her second fifty in consecutive games with a score of 64 not out after enduring a 96-ball innings.
Hunter fell to Wong's fifth wicket when she was caught on the boundary, marking the end of what was described as a gritty effort from the Irish captain.
Lewis led Ireland from the crease and faced a nip-backer delivery from Wong before Prendergast dismissed her for 25 off Mady Villiers' bowling.
Villiers contributed significantly to England's attack by removing Rebecca Stokell for three, exposing Ireland's middle order to Wong's pace and accuracy.
The Irish side lost their final six wickets for only 25 runs, unable to cope with the pressure as the match progressed.
England's opening partnership of Maia Bouchier and Sophia Dunkley provided a solid foundation, starting with a stand of 54 in seven overs.
Bouchier remained unbeaten on 45 after 31 balls, while McCartney took two wickets for 45 runs as England built their lead.
The series finale is scheduled to take place at Worcester on Sunday, marking the conclusion of England's international summer.