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England close on 152-1 - just 20 runs behind
Crawley hits fifty off 39 balls but is caught by Hand in follow through in next over
Duckett unbeaten on 60, Pope 29 not out
Ireland all out for 172 just after tea
Broad takes 20th five-wicket haul in Tests
Leach 3-35, Potts 2-36
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Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
With number 10 at the other end, Curtis Campher must have been thinking it was time for him to get a move on.
Jack Leach has bowled really well today. That was a bit slower, a bit of a teaser and it worked.
Alison Mitchell
Cricket commentator on BBC Test Match Special
We were just saying how Campher had played with so much control!
Campher b Leach 33 (Ire 172-9)
Nine down! Curtis Campher falls to a hideous swipe across the line as he tried to smack Jack Leach into orbit.
That's Leach's third wicket.
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
That is Stuart Broad's 20th five-wicket haul in Tests. 14 of them have come in England, and three at Lord's.
He got the top four batters out today, and that is the fourth time he has done that in his career.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's also Broad first five-wicket haul at Lord's since 2013, way back in the pre-bandana days.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Lord's
This is Stuart Broad's first five-wicket haul in a home Test for three years.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Stuart Broad is giving the selectors a question. It is hard to leave him out of the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston if he takes seven wickets here.
Fionn Hand emerges on debut. He defends his first ball befiore Broad waves his hat to the crowd as they applaud.
How many more could he get today - and in his career? He has 581 to his name now.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Stuart Broad, starts what could possibly be his last summer, with another five-wicket haul and in the best possible way. It is an excellent start for Broad.
Broad b Adair 14 (Ire 169-8)
Five wickets for Stuart Broad!
He swings one back between Mark Adair's bat and pad and onto the top of off stump. That's a perfect delivery.
You can just never count Broad out.
Campher 32, Adair 10
After a set from Stuart Broad it's over to Jack Leach and there's a big appeal for lbw at the end of it. Leach initially sounded confident but then turned with a shrug, waving his arm to suggest the ball was going down to miss leg.
Image source, Getty ImagesI don't want to get grumpy on the first day of the summer but Ireland's classic sweaters are excellent. The clash with the bright white shirts less so.
I can see players on the Lord's outfield.
We're good to go again.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
England have to be patient. Four days is still a long time. We have seen five-day Tests being done in two days.
We know Ben Stokes manoeuvres his chess pieces like never before. In that last over he went from four slips to the short-ball tactic.
There were three wickets in that session, one each for Broad, Leach and Potts.
On Test Match Special at tea the team will be talking to cricket photographer Tom Shaw.
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Image source, Tom Shaw
Image source, Tom ShawI'm not sure about that but thank you anyway.
Ireland have dug in pretty well from 19-3.
Anyway, that's me done.
I'm sure you'll all be delighted to find out that Matt Henry will be guiding you through the evening session.
England have bowled nicely, but fair play to Ireland for keeping them out there.
Campher will be the key man after the break.
Campher 32, Adair 8
A handy knock from Curtis Campher keeps Ireland in it as the players head off for tea, with a wicket each for Potts, Broad and Leach in that afternoon session.
It's been what I guess you'd call "classic" Test cricket since lunch, which we've not really been used to in recent times.