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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FT: Ireland 5-10 England
Tommy Bowe
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Marcus Smith has been really electric when he gets the ball in his hands. He looks so dangerous when he is running around on the arc.
He is finding spaces in this Irish defence which we are not used to seeing.
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Dave: This tactic of going for the corner instead of taking three easy points from a penalty kick is something Ireland should leave to the Barbarians - it rarely works in Test rugby, and they should really be winning this game.
HT: Ireland 5-10 England
Phew! What did you make of that first half?
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England lead after 40 minutes in Dublin.
Marcus Smith
Back on the pitch and back in the points. Marcus Smith kicks England five clear and that will be that.
Ireland 5-7 England
Mike Henson
BBC Sport at Aviva Stadium
England's fleet-footed back-row gamble is paying off so far with Ben Earl, Tom and Ben Curry stirring up Ireland's usual intricate patterns, getting into eyelines and ribcages at pace.
The bench is heavier-duty with Tom Willis, Chandler Cunningham-South and Ollie Chessum among the replacements. Whether they will be able to keep up that pace in the scond half is another thing. Perhaps England will change tactics as well as personnel.
Ireland 5-7 England
Ireland manage to stop England but play is brought back for a penalty.
Itoje nods to the posts.
Ireland 5-7 England
England come roaring forward but Slade and Steward are chopped down.
Ben Earl spots a gap and all of a sudden England are into the 22! Can they get a second try with 90 seconds left in the half?
Ireland 5-7 England
Tommy Bowe
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Ireland will want to keep the tempo high. England are trying to slow play down and get the physios on to look at them.
Ireland 5-7 England
We're edging ever closer to half time.
Just three minutes remain in a breathless opening 40 minutes.
England prop Will Stuart is forced off for a HIA and Joe Heyes is on in his place.
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Garry Ringrose is caught isolated in possession and England manage to pinch it.
They try that kick into the corner again, but this time it bobbles into touch rather than the arms of the chasing Murley.
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Do England ever actually work on their discipline? They will end up conceding the most penalties this championship, as usual.
Rob
Ireland 5-7 England
Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Aviva Stadium
Even this almighty England defence couldn't stop James Lowe there.
Ireland needed a moment of inspiration. Lowe - as he often does against England - delivered.
Great finish by Jamison Gibson-Park, too.
Ireland 5-7 England
Yikes, Sam Prendergast sends the conversion wide. That looked like a gimmie, but Ireland are back in the game.
England are also back to their full complement as Marcus Smith returns the field.
Jamison Gibson-Park
Ireland out of nowhere!
James Lowe picks the ball up on halfway and shows serious strength to hold off Alex Mitchell.
He pops it inside to Jamison Gibson-Park, who steps inside Freddie Steward and he is able to dive over.
That's a superb score!
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Jonathan Bradley
BBC Sport NI Journalist at Aviva Stadium
Ireland have shipped two penalties in England's '22' while another was negated by them playing with advantage.
A third was just on the edge, and there's been a knock-on and a forward pass deep into opposition territory too.
It's as much where the hosts are making their mistakes as it is how many.
Ireland 0-7 England
Tommy Bowe
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Sam Prendergast looks so relaxed. When he gets the ball in his hands, things go in slow motion.
Ireland 0-7 England
Ireland win the throw but England manage to disrupt the maul.
They go through the hands and the backs look to make some yards...but there's another knock on at the crucial moment.
England hammer it clear.
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Into the corner it goes....
Ireland 0-7 England
England are offside again and Ireland have the advantage.
Hugo Keenan is almost through, but play is brought back and Ireland have another penalty.
There's a bit of a scuffle as the two sides get to know each other that little bit better. No harm done.
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