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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Tommy Freeman (con Smith)
Tommy Freeman, with blood dripping out his nose, spots a gap and crosses for England!
Smith converts. England have their losing bonus-point and that will be that.
Ireland 27-15 England
England make a mess of the line out but manage to gather the ball at the second attempt...
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England are still pressing. Another try would give them a losing bonus-point.
They win a penalty, and it's sent into the Irish 22. One last chance with the clock in the red.
Ireland 27-15 England
We're into the final minute and Ireland have possession in the England half.
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Ireland have been stronger in every department in this second half, while England have wilted. Is it too early to start thinking about the Grand Slam...
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Ireland 27-15 England
Ireland are back to business in the England 22. They're looking to finish this one on a high.
Jack Conan tries to bundle his way over in the corner but Cadan Murley manages to get him into touch with an interesting tackle technique.
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Oh dear. It was a nice try but that sums up England's second half as Marcus Smith sends a simple conversion well wide.
Much to the delight of the Dublin crowd.
Tom Curry
Late hope for England? Tom Curry gets a well-deserved try!
Ollie Lawrence sets Murley off on his bike down the wing. It's inside to Curry, who was never going to be stopped from close range.
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Tommy Bowe
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
England look like they are out on their feet. Ireland are the opposite. That is what momentum does.
Ireland 27-10 England
Jonathan Bradley
BBC Sport NI Journalist at Aviva Stadium
This has been some turnaround from Ireland.
After struggling to get to grips with the English gameplan in the first half, few would have been predicting a bonus-point win.
There were certainly signs they were coming into this one more as it wore on but they've really stepped it up a gear after the turn, ruthlessly exploiting England's inability to number up around the ruck and getting their biggest carriers on the ball more and more.
England, meanwhile, have flagged again.
Ireland 27-10 England
Jamison Gibson-Park is named player of the match. Few will disagree.
Ireland 27-10 England
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Aviva Stadium
This is getting ugly for England. The Ireland fans are alternating between choruses of Fields of Athenry and ironic cheering of England mistakes.
Steve Borthwick once again has found he is firing blanks off the bench. For whatever reason, depth of talent, conditioning or a gameplan that demands too much of his men, the game has slipped away from his side fast in the second half.
No points and a whole lot of pain.
Ireland 27-10 England
We're into the final five minutes in Dublin and the hosts are well on their to a big win in Dublin.
The men in green are being serenaded by the crowd. They've enjoyed this second half.
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Same old rubbish from England. Borthwick has to go.
Mark
Ireland 27-10 England
Cadan Murley's dream Six Nations debut has developed into a bit of a nightmare. He drops the ball but Ben O'Keefe adjudges it went backwards as the wing's blushes are spared.
Ireland 27-10 England
Tommy Bowe
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
What a finish by Dan Sheehan. He has just come back from an ACL injury. World-class!
Image source, Getty ImagesDan Sheehan (con Crowley)
BONUS-POINT IRELAND!
It started and ended with Dan Sheehan, who feeds Jack Conan who powers into acres of space.
Ireland work it wide, James Lowe beats Tommy Freeman and sticks it inside for Sheehan, who stretches out to dot the ball down.
It's converted by Crowley, and Ireland are flying!
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Matt Dawson
2003 World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live
England have been beaten in every area of this second half. Their scraps are on the floor.
Ireland 20-10 England
Props Finn Baxter and Joe Heyes are on in Steve Borthwick's final roll of the dice.
Ireland 20-10 England
We're into the final 10 minutes.
Will we see an England fightback or will Ireland see this one out?
Remember, Ireland need one more try for the bonus-point.
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