Ire 336-7published at 77 overs
Trail by 16
Another quiet over.
Just three from it, but it's continuing to frustrate England.
England knock off 11 needed to win in just four balls
Ireland avoid innings defeat with enterprising batting on day three, but all out for 362
Adair hits 88 off 76 balls in entertaining stand of 163 with McBrine to delay England
McCollum doesn't bat after retiring hurt on day two
Debutant Tongue picks up 5-66
Tom Mallows and Ffion Wynne
Trail by 16
Another quiet over.
Just three from it, but it's continuing to frustrate England.
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
This is now Andy McBrine's highest score in first-class cricket.
That's the joys of being an England cricket supporter, Steve!
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Steve: Twitter has gone from "Ireland shouldn't be playing England" to "England aren't ready for the Aussies".
Fionn Hand is hogging the strike here and blocking most of it.
Can we get Andy McBrine to face a few more, lads? He's on 77!
Australia's left-handers certainly won't mind seeing those numbers...
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
Since lunch Jack Leach has gone for 56 from eight wicketless overs.
Trail by 19
Matthew Potts lets out an almighty roar in appealing for an lbw on Fionn Hand, but Stokes opts against the review.
Replays show it was pretty high, and missing.
A maiden. Let's not have too many more of those, please.
Trail by 19
Ah, here is Josh Tongue.
He'll be licking his lips at the prospect of bowling at numbers nine and ten to get his five-for.
I'm so, so sorry.
Here's how England finally managed to claim the wicket of number nine Mark Adair.
Trail by 20
Andy McBrine guides another four down to third man.
Potts laughs and shakes his head as if he's been desperately unlucky but I'm not sure he can expect much from offering up that width outside off stump.
The Manchester City fan opposite me just got a lot happier...
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Mark: Jack Leach getting hit out of the attack by Ireland on a flat pitch doesn’t bode well for when the Aussies turn up.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I think Josh Tongue will be on sooner rather than later as he chases a five-fer.
Trail by 25
Genuinely feel so sorry for Mark Adair there. 88 from number nine is some effort.
England are two wickets away now, and Fionn Hand is the new man (legend).
He's got to face Joe Root first up, which is an interesting move. Hand clips one into mid-wicket to get off the mark.
Would the pace of Josh Tongue to the new batter be a better option? He's also one away from a five-wicket haul.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Mark Adair is absolutely devastated but he should take this moment in. Not many people get a standing ovation at the Home of Cricket.
Everyone is on their feet at Lord's and rightly so.
Adair c Bairstow b Potts 88 (Ire 325-7)
There's the breakthrough, but it's heartbreak for Mark Adair.
The short ball pays off, just the 163-run partnership later.
Adair tries to upper cut over Bairstow's head but he doesn't get enough of it, and Bairstow takes a simple catch.
He trudges off, but he can be very proud of that effort. All of Lord's, and all his team-mates, are on their feet.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
That is the shot of the day for me. Beautifully caressed through the off side.
Ooooft. That is a beauty.
A late punch through point brings Andy McBrine four more.
I have a Manchester City fan sat opposite me. I don't think he's enjoying this as much as I am...
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The result may be inevitable, but good to see Ireland taking it to England. Good for the game, the Ashes preparation, and my afternoon in the garden!
Cale in Worcester