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
Image source, Getty ImagesJosh Tongue is testing Andy McBrine out with some short stuff, but with mixed success.
McBrine ducks out of one particularly vicious-looking delivery but is able to pull the next one for a single.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I would like to see the Ireland players back in county cricket. It is really limiting their opportunities.
I don't know the rules or the politics, but it would really help develop their players. They need as many chances to play as they can.
This is the wicket of Harry Tector as Harry Brook just about held on.
All eyes on Ben Stokes now. He barely flexed that left knee but looked in obvious pain.
Mark Adair is the new batter as Josh Tongue continues at the other end hunting a debut five-fer.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It is yet another Irish wicket that has fallen to the sweep.
But that doesn't look good for Stokes. I'm sorry, but Ben Stokes' knee is knackered. He is not moving well at all.
Alison Mitchell
Cricket commentator on BBC Test Match Special
Oh, it's been swept straight to the fielder!
Stokes is limping there.
Campher c Stokes b Root 19 (Ireland 162-6)
Another bad ball, another wicket.
Curtis Campher a sweeps a wide one from Joe Root but it goes straight to Ben Stokes at leg slip.
Stokes grimaced and felt his knee after taking that catch. That is very worrying for England.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, ReutersIt's a huge disappointment for Tector, who did all the hard work. He can't believe it.
It's short and wide and he's somehow managed to guide it straight to Harry Brook. That should have gone to the boundary, and you can tell he knows that because he looks gutted.
But it's a very nice innings.
Tector c Brook b Tongue 51 (Ire 162-5)
50 and out. Harry Tector cannot believe it!
It is a pretty rotten delivery from Josh Tongue as well. Short and wide.It should be dispatched to the boundary but Tector fires it straight to Harry Brook at backward point.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
He looks a very fine player.
Alison Mitchell
Cricket commentator on BBC Test Match Special
It has been a fine innings. With Ireland's backs firmly against the wall, he gets a huge round of applause for his fight.
Harry Tector drives Matthew Potts down the ground for two to bring up a fine half-century.
Lord's rises in warm applause. That is a great effort given the match situation.
Trail by 194
A single from Harry Tector brings Curtis Campher back on strike.
More fireworks? Sadly no, not yet anyway.
Ireland trail by 194. There is a long way to go but making England bat again would be a huge achievement.
Alison Mitchell
Cricket commentator on BBC Test Match Special
Curtis Campher didn't time that well at all but it's just raced down the slope.
Back-to-back boundaries from Curtis Campher!
The first is a slightly uppish drive but it is never in danger of troubling a fielder as it fizzes through the off-side. He does not quite middle the next delivery but it still has enough to fly through mid-on for four.
Jack Leach is currently off the field by the way. He did not look to be struggling, but he has not reappeared.
Let's hope there isn't an issue. That's all England need with the Ashes around the corner.
Josh Tongue - 3-27 so far - comes into the attack.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Ireland have played nicely in this first hour. I've been impressed with Harry Tector.
They have played the sweep shot very well, nice and aggressive. I've just seen Jack Leach walking off, so I hope that's not a concern.
Michael McNamee
BBC Test Match Special
It makes me feel like a real proper Test Match Special commentator whenever I mention the shipping forecast.
Ooh, is that a drop? Curtis Campher loops one up and the fielder at leg slip just misses with the dive. I think it landed just short.
Here comes the drinks and I think Ireland can be well satisfied with their efforts this morning.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Look at that for a crowd catch! They are absolutely loving it. Even the England team is clapping it!