Foakes hits unbeaten 61 and Curran 47 not out as England win by four wickets
Surrey pair take England to victory from perilous 101-6
Ireland bowled out for 198
Plunkett takes four wickets, three for Curran
Archer removes Adair with 90mph yorker for maiden ODI wicket
Match reduced to 45 overs per side after rain delayed start
I'm all out of Ronan Keating lyrics. I admit I even had to google it to check he did say something about spinning in Life is a Rollercoaster.
Can you do better?
Anyway, double spin for England as Joe Denly is into the attack.
He's the second of three leg-spinners in this England squad, on the basis of Jofra Archer doing his best Shane Warne impression in the warm-up.
Very tidy over to start by Adil Rashid, including a big ripping googly. Just one from the over.
Talking of Ronan Keating, can Adil Rashid really get Ireland's tail in a spin? So much so that they don't even know where to begin?
OK, the Yorkshire leg-spinner will have to work through the rest of the middle order first.
Anyway, here comes Rashid...
Niall O'Brien
Ex-Ireland wicketkeeper on TMS
Ronan Keating is a big cricket fan. You can see him down in the village having a coffee.
Alvin McCaig
BBC Sport at Malahide
Image source, PAThose two hours freezing in the stands were swiftly forgotten for the Irish fans as the opening pair piled on the runs to give them hope that this could be a special day.
It was the perfect start for the Boys in Green and captain William Porterfield, who came into the game in rotten form, looked assured after a nervy first over while Paul Stirling was at his bustling, blasting best.
But it's all change at Malahide and it's time to steady the Irish ship and the experience of in-form stroke player Andrew Balbirnie is vital as England gain the upper hand.
Balbirnie 10, Wilson 1
New man Gary Wilson gets off the mark, defending into his pads and scampering through for a quick single.
Niall O'Brien
Ex-Ireland wicketkeeper on TMS
He got out in front of himself, just slicing. A little too much, too early.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
That was perhaps a little ambitious for a man who has just come in.
O'Brien c Denly b Curran 4 (Ire 77-4)
Kevin O'Brien will not be blasting Ireland to victory with the bat today.
Full length from Tom Curran, O'Brien tries to crack it away but the ball deflects off an outside edge for Joe Denly to take a superb diving catch at backward point.
Big shot to play after just coming in and it's O'Brien's downfall. Another fine wicket for Curran.
Can England keep this up and run through the rest of the order?
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Niall O'Brien
Ex-Ireland wicketkeeper on TMS
Look who is here - the big man! If ever there was a man for a big occasion, it's Kevin.
I am slightly biased, I will admit, but that's a cracking shot. It's a slow outfield but that got to the outfield rapid.
Kevin O'Brien, England's nemesis, wallops his first delivery through the covers for four.
Great shot that, Kev.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
That's the strength of Plunkett. He runs in, hits the ball into the pitch, then he bowls that little cunning slower ball. Maybe a bit of inexperience showing from Lorcan Tucker, who was through that shot too early.
Tucker c Morgan b Plunkett 7 (Ire 70-3)
Straight after flicking fine for four, Lorcan Tucker has chipped the simplest of catches to Eoin Morgan in the covers.
He's through the shot early as the ball stops in the pitch a tad.
It's straight at Morgan, who makes no mistake.
Liam Plunkett hasn't been at his best but has picked up two wickets already today.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Charles Dagnall has lent me his jumper. It's green - and I'm not normally a green man.
Run rate 4.57
Andrew Balbirnie clips the last away through the leg side for two. No chance of the ball running all the way to the fence on this damp outfield.
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Tom Curran zips his first delivery at Lorcan Tucker into the pads.
Looks good, massive appeal, not given.
Will England review? Nope. Ben Foakes looks to have suggested it was going over.
I have never seen Game of Thrones and can make no witty comments or references based on Liam Plunkett's resemblance to any character.
Feel free to come up with your own.
Michael McNamee
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Liam Plunkett looks like a Game of Thrones character with that beard.