Ireland 23-10 Italy
Italy held first ever Six Nations half-time lead over Ireland in Dublin
Jack Conan scored try three minutes after restart to level scores at 10-10
Lynagh has score chalked off for forward pass before Baloucoune marks Six Nations debut with key try in game
Italy press for last-gasp draw but James Lowe intercept seals Ireland victory
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Ireland 5-3 Italy
There's a big collision in the air as Garry Ringrose and Lorenzo Pani go for the ball.
It was a fair contest and the Irish centre knocked it forward, but there's a pause in play as Pani gets some treatment.
Only 10 minutes to go until the break.
Ireland 5-3 Italy
Prendergast is having a terrible opening quarter...
Austin, Wiltshire
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Gordon D'Arcy
Former Ireland international on ITV
You would just want him to not rush that offload.
Ireland 5-3 Italy
So close to perfect from Italy.
Lorenzo Pani chips the ball over the top of the Irish defence and gathers his own kick.
He beats Prendergast and is almost up to the 22 but Michele Lamaro can't gather the offload.
If he got that he was in. Another big let off.
Ireland 5-3 Italy
Mike McCarthy
Former Ireland second row on BBC Radio Ulster
Ireland's inability to build phases is costing them. They haven't been able to stretch Italy enough so far.
Ireland 5-3 Italy
Welcome back, Louis Lynagh.
Italy are back to their full compliment.
Paolo Garbisi
No mistake from the Italian fly half as he splits the Irish posts.
As straight as Cupid's arrow.
Ireland 5-0 Italy
Ireland give away a penalty and Paolo Garbisi points to the posts.
Ireland 5-0 Italy
Stuart McCloskey is the rugby equivalent of 'good touch for a big man' in football terms.
He's obviously a unit and he has the nickname the Bangor Bulldozer for a reason, but he's so quick with his hands.
At 33, he's had to wait for his Ireland opportunity and he's taking it.
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Gordon D'Arcy
Former Ireland international on ITV
It's not something off the training ground, it is just Stu McCloskey carrying the ball and realises he'll get through. Osborne just reads the body language and that is something we have been guilty of not reading the body language when we want to score.
Ireland 5-0 Italy
Mike McCarthy
Former Ireland second row on BBC Radio Ulster
That's a brilliant team try but superb deft hands at the end from Stuart McCloskey.
Ireland 5-0 Italy
Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI senior journalist at Aviva Stadium
Lovely presence of mind from Stuart McCloskey to send Jamie Osborne through there.
This game has been more a case of great Italian defence than poor Irish attack. Andy Farrell will be relieved.
Jamie Osborne
They can make it count!
It's brilliant from Stuart McCloskey to tee up Jamie Osborne!
The Ulster centre was brought down but offloaded the ball just before he hit the deck, and Osborne was there with a brilliant line to race over.
Sam Prendergast misses the conversion attempt, which he won't want to see back.
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The decision was correct, the law is wrong. We should encourage line breaks.
John, Dudley
Unfortunately that's a yellow by the letter of the law and the right decision. If you don't like it (it's harsh) the issue isn't with the ref team but with that law
Chris, Staffordshire
10 minutes feels a harsh punishment for an “offence” such as that deliberate knock on. Having to fight the instinct to try and catch the ball feels backwards.
Ross, Perth
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Some quick hands bring Ireland back into the Italian 22.
Can they make this visit count?
Ireland 0-0 Italy
Gordon D'Arcy
Former Ireland international on ITV
That was everything done really well except the most important bit, looking after the ball.
Ireland 0-0 Italy
There's crossed wires between Casey and Prendergast but the dropped ball actually creates some space for Baloucoune to charge into.
He makes 20 metres and finds James Lowe, who brings Ireland to within 10 metres out.
But the Italian defence does really well to turn the ball over on their own line.
Ireland 0-0 Italy
Mike McCarthy
Former Ireland second row on BBC Radio Ulster
Italy are even more open now but poor skill execution from Ireland.
Ireland 0-0 Italy
Italy immediately steal the ball and come racing forward but a knock on brings play to a halt.
Scrum Ireland.
Ireland 0-0 Italy
You're joking? A yellow for that? Just looked like an attempt to catch it
Nick, Wirral
That’s a shocking decision, Lynagh clearly was entitled to go for that and could have caught it. The ball was knocked upwards, not down. Never a penalty, never a yellow card.
Gary, London
Considering the catch he made moments before that seems like a harsh yellow
Kit, Devon
