France are back in the Irish 22 once again.

One-way traffic at the moment.

Calvin Nash is back on for Ireland.

We've just over 20 minutes left in Dublin and France are firmly in control here.

Jack Crowley is on for Bundee Aki.

That's not a straight swap, so there might be a bit of a re-jig in the Irish back line.

He was never missing that one. Thomas Ramos extends Ireland's lead.

You would think this game is in Paris. The French fans are making their voices heard.

France win the penalty and Ramos points to the posts. This is well within his range.

Gordon D'Arcy
Former Ireland international on ITV

Wow. Just wow. That's what pace does.

Look at the ground Bielle-Biarrey dropped into, dropped a gear and just pulled away from Henshaw. He was in full flight.

Incredible to see!

France are five metres out!

Jonathan Bradley
BBC Sport NI Journalist at Aviva Stadium

Just the seven tries for Bielle-Biarrey in this year's Six Nations.

Made sure Lucu wasn't getting that one off him too...

France come again! All the momentum is with the visitors now!

Ireland need to regroup here, and fast.

Donncha O'Callaghan
Former Ireland lock on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It is as good a finish as you will ever see.

Incredible work to turn the ball over, the speed to move the ball across the pitch and Louis Bielle-Biarrey has so much work to do, but he gets across Prendergast and gets the ball down.

He's a special talent. The big players are able to step up when it matters.

Jack Conan and Ryan Baird are on for Ireland.

Peter O'Mahony makes way to a huge reception.

It's so loud that Angus Gardner tries to tell Caelan Doris that Calvin Nash's card will remain yellow, but he had to have a couple of attempts until the crowd settled down.

Josh van der Flier is also off.

Jonathan Bradley
BBC Sport NI Journalist at Aviva Stadium

Sheehan's try felt like such a momentum shift in this game.

Then you remember that momentum in a game never means less than when France are involved.

What a response from them.

Donncha O'Callaghan
Former Ireland lock on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

He had the crowd on his back but that's the right call from the referee. The try had to stand.

Oh dear, that's not gone down well at all.

Peter O'Mahony was taken out off the ball at the ruck by Thibaud Flament, but Angus Gardner said the Irish back row was back pedalling and therefore it was a legal hit.

That's two TMO calls against the hosts in two minutes.

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Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

A brilliant score by France but Barassi has left the pitch for a HIA and now France don't have any backs to bring on.

There's a lot going on here. We're going to review the try, but first Calvin Nash is in a bit of trouble.

Nash has been sent to the sin bin for a tackle on Pierre-Louis Barassi in the build-up.

That's going for a review in the bunker.

Now the small matter of the try.

Now France have the penalty advantage after Caelan Doris infringed at the ruck.