Ireland start bid to become first team to win three Men's Six Nations titles in a row with convincing win over England
Debutant try from Cadan Murley helped England lead 10-5 at the break
Three tries gave Simon Easterby's Ireland control of second half
Late Tom Curry and Tommy Freeman tries earned England a bonus point
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Ireland v England (16:45 GMT)
It's been a good start to the Six Nations for Scotland, who have just defeated Italy 31-19 at Murrayfield.
It looked a bit ropey for a while after Italy levelled the game at 19-19, but Huw Jones completed his hat-trick to give the Scots a win to open their campaign.
Next up, it's Ireland.
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Image source, Getty ImagesIt's usually pretty spicy when England take on Ireland and last year was no exception.
With the clock in the red, Marcus Smith kicked a last-gasp drop goal to give England a famous 23-22 win at Twickenham.
Ultimately, it didn't stop Ireland winning the title but it did end any hopes of back-to-back Grand Slams.
Will there be more late drama today?
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There is plenty of drama, despair, controversy and laughs as BBC Sport's pundits relive their Six Nations playing days.
Fri: France 43-0 Wales
BBC Sport pundit Sam Warburton analyses Romain Ntamack's red card for France, which leaves the fly-half's availability for their second game with England in doubt.
Fri: France 43-0 Wales
The Six Nations is officially underway after France breezed past Wales with a dominated 43-0 win in Paris.
Unsurprisingly, it was Antoine Dupont who stole the show.
Wings Theo Attissogbe and Louis Bielle-Biarrey both crossed for two tries, while Julien Marchand and Emilien Gailleton and number eight Gregory Alldritt also touched down.
It didn't impact France last night, but Romain Ntamack was sent off late on and that could see him banned for the England game next week.
Ireland v England (16:45 GMT)
It's all smiles...until kick-off.
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Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Aviva Stadium
Image source, BBC SportIreland and England's rivalry at this site dates back to 1878 - 147 years - after a couple of matches at The Oval and one elsewhere in Dublin.
Ireland edge the tally of total meetings on their home territory, 34-33.
Ireland v England (16:45 GMT)
The scene is set.
The Aviva Stadium won't be this quiet come kick off!
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The opening weekend of the Six Nations is being rounded off with an absolute blockbuster as England take on holders Ireland in Dublin.
It should be a lively afternoon as the two historic rivals face off. England are seen as dark horses in this year's championship, while Ireland are looking for an unprecedented third Six Nations title in a row.
You can listen on BBC Sounds, Radio 5 Live and Radio Ulster, and follow live updates right here.
This fixture is usually pretty special, so let's see how things play out today.
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