Final score: Ireland 13-9 England
England miss out on back-to-back Grand Slams & record 19th Test win
But Eddie Jones' side collect the Six Nations trophy
Henderson try and Sexton eight points; Farrell three pens for England
Ireland finish second in Six Nations
Ireland 13-9 England
Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, AFPThis will definitely rank as one of Ireland's greatest wins, going in truly against the odds against what is a tremendous England team.
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Tom Luce: England win, everyone sings their praises. When losing, people are quick to say "they aren't that good". Ireland beat NZ.
Matthew Harris: Everyone's going to gloat like we got the wooden spoon but we're still champions. All we lost here was the cherry on top.
John: For all the trolls and England haters about to crawl out the woodwork. Still champions and joint world record holders!
Ireland 13-9 England
Mike Brown knocks on and there is to be no miracle escape...
Ireland 13-9 England
Penalty to England. Just outside their own 22m.
They have to run it.
Kyle Sinckler rumbles up to the 10m.
Ireland 13-9 England
England coach Eddie Jones pulls on his cardie in the stands.
This looks like it is done.
England spin wide though...
Ireland 13-9 England
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland have got to do something. It's make or break time.
Ireland 13-9 England
Peter O'Mahony claims an Ireland line-out on the England 22m.
But the Ireland rolling maul has stalled and failed to get the ball to ground.
England with the put-in to the scrum on their own 22m.
One minute left, four points adrift and three-quarters of the field.
That is tough maths.
Ireland 13-9 England
Ireland rolling through the phases, playing low-risk one-out runners.
And then Luke McGrath, anti-freeze for blood, puts in a dead-eyed kick behind Jack Nowell to pin England back on their own line.
They are 95 metres from a Grand Slam. It is an awful long way.
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Alex Taylor: Tipped Ireland to spoil the party - England have to lose at some point May as well be away in Dublin - not over yet though...
The Meme Man: England architects of their own destruction here. No escape from jail on this occasion.
Ireland 13-9 England
Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, Getty ImagesFor Ireland, it's such a mentally challenging time.
They've been in this position before, thinking 'only six minutes left, only five minutes left...' it creeps into your mind.
Every one of the England players also thinks 'we've done this before, we just need the ball'.
Ireland 13-9 England
Niall Scannell is on in place of Rory Best at hooker for Ireland.
Luke McGrath has come on at scrum-half.
He takes an age over a put into the scrum, milking the clock for a few more seconds.
A frustrated and diving Danny Care swats the ball out of the scrum-half's hands at the back and that is a penalty to Ireland.
That might be the match-loser.
Ireland 13-9 England
Matt Dawson
England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 live
England are playing slightly into a breeze the way the weather is coming down and Owen Farrell was unsure about that penalty. If you're unsure, boot the leather out of that ball into touch.
Ireland 13-9 England
And Jamie George misses his man!
Peter O'Mahony grasps the ball a fraction of a second before Maro Itoje and Ireland have possession.
Massive cheers around the Aviva.
Ireland 13-9 England
Image source, Getty ImagesIreland full back Jared Payne has now broken the 100-metre mark for distance made, while his England counterpart Mike Brown has made just half that.
The Irish are defending well, too. They've missed seven tackles to England's 15 so far, with Iain Henderson and Peter O'Mahony making nine tackles apiece.
Ireland 13-9 England
Is this one of the shots at goal?
England are awarded a penalty just inside the Ireland half.
Do they kick? Into the wind and rain?
Nope, Owen Farrell kick for position rather than points.
England line-out on the Ireland 22m.
Ireland 13-9 England
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Ireland 13-9 England
A bit of scrum jiggery-pokery.
Two very tired packs dredging for the last few watts of power.
Finally England get the ball away from the set-piece.
The rain is teeming down. This is not the weather for running rugby and the visitors need a try.
Or two penalties double-quick.
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Ben Wire: Ireland have finally exposed England; we've looked vulnerable this year. Our luck is no match for the luck of the Irish...
Nick Hughes: England want to send a message to New Zealand, they're achieving that. All Blacks would still win easy.
Joshua Byers Warner: I don't understand why Owen is for the kick for points instead of kicking it to the corner for a try!
Ireland 13-9 England
Image source, PABen Te'o looks distinctly groggy as he gets to his feet after a heavy tackle.
The England centre wants to stay on. Wiser heads prevail.
He is off for a head injury assessment and George Ford has been brought back into the fray off the bench.
Ireland 13-9 England
Denis Hickie
Former Ireland winger on BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, AFPYou just sense the power England bring off the bench, the extra step up they can take.
Ireland don't have that at the moment, they don't have that depth. Some critical substitutions.