England maintain unbeaten run with five-try victory
Captain Sarah Hunter scores first try from fourth-minute scrum
Prolific wings Abby Dow and Jess Breach also score in first half
Vicky Fleetwood grabs bonus-point fourth try before half-time
Sarah McKenna extended England's lead in second half
England bidding for back-to-back Grand Slams
Match at sold-out Castle Park in Doncaster
England 22-0 Ireland
Rocky Clark
Former England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
What a great finish from the England forwards there. Vicky Fleetwood is such a fast, strong player, she's changed from hooker to flanker and she's done really well. One of the fastest in the England squad, as well.
England 22-0 Ireland
England in control at the break in Doncaster.
Vicky Fleetwood (40 mins)
England do get a fourth try and a bonus point before half-time.
The hosts kick to the corner and execute the line-out perfectly from close range, overpowering Ireland as they roll towards the chalk and allowing Vicky Fleetwood to dot down.
England 17-0 Ireland
Quick tap from Leanne Riley as England begin to motor into the Ireland half.
They get bodies backing up the maul and Sarah Hunter thinks she's bundled over for her second try of the afternoon, but there's a green splattering of bodies beneath her.
England 17-0 Ireland
Rocky Clark
Former England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Poppy Cleall is a bowling ball, a great ball-carrier, big defender, and it's good to see her in such good form in the Six Nations, and her second-row partner Zoe Aldcroft. England have got such a mobile pack, they can get anywhere.
The pack are really firing on all cylinders. Against France they were really up against it, but they seem to have sorted the scrum out now and they've really asserted themselves in the last couple of games.
England 17-0 Ireland
England are pinged for the second time at an attacking line-out - it offers Ireland a chance to hammer down field and attempt to get something on the board before the break...
England 17-0 Ireland
Quick ball from England but the offload is too high for Vicky Fleetwood to gather, and the flanker spills forward. Relief for Ireland.
England 17-0 Ireland
Nightmare few seconds for Ireland as an England punt down field is missed by full-back Eimear Considine and ends up on their own try line. It's good, scrambling defence to get back around and deny England a fourth score.
England 17-0 Ireland
A lady in the crowd plucks the ball out of the air like she's in the slips - and that brings the biggest cheer of the day...
England 17-0 Ireland
Rocky Clark
Former England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Jess Breach is going to be happy with that. The last few games have all been about Abby Dow, so she'll be happy to get on the scoreboard. It's a lovely hand-off and that's key to wingers' finishing now.
Emily Scarratt will be disappointed with that kick but the wind is brutal out there, you can see everyone's hair going.
England 17-0 Ireland
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Castle Park
That's Jess Breach's TWENTY-SECOND try for England. She's only played 13 times.
Jess Breach (27 mins)
England pressure = England tries.
Every time the hosts get good ball in the Ireland 22 they make them pay.
The Red Roses find numbers on the left this time and it's a simple finish for the prolific Jess Breach, shrugging off a would-be tackler to dive over.
Emily Scarratt's conversion catches a gust of wind and whips wide.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 12-0 Ireland
Or is it...
England completely dominate Ireland at their own scrum and the visitors are forced to collapse it before backpedaling over their own line.
England 12-0 Ireland
Becky 'Carol Kirkwood' Grey enjoying the sunshine in Donny, as is the sold-out Castle Park crowd - and we're all enjoying this entertaining contest so far.
England look to get the rolling maul going once more but that's dealt with better by Ireland.
England 12-0 Ireland
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Castle Park
Apparently it's pouring it down at Twickenham ahead of the men's game. Meanwhile the sun is still shining in Doncaster.
England have gone from 20C+ in Pau, to a blizzard at Murrayfield, to a crisp winter's day in the north of England. An all-weather team.
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland 12-0 Ireland
Rocky Clark
Former England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
England have been patient and that's where they're at their best, they wait for their opportunities. Ireland need to play with a bit of a higher tempo and execute their passing, they're passing behind themselves and that's helping England's line speed.
England 12-0 Ireland
Lovely little dink over the onrushing Ireland defence from Katy Daley-McLean, but Emily Scarratt just can't gather on the bounce. That would've been nice.
England 12-0 Ireland
Ireland again go on the offensive, just as they did before the try, but England stifle another attack and win back possession. An unbreakable wall of white at the moment.
England 12-0 Ireland
Rocky Clark
Former England World Cup winner on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
What phenomenal phases there by England, some really good unselfish play by Sarah McKenna after that amazing rolling maul. All the Irish defence were retreating and offside, so they just played quick and went out wide.
Abby Dow's finishing ability is phenomenal, she's got a great hand-off, great footwork and good gas as well. Get the ball out to her and she'll do something with it.
England 12-0 Ireland
Becky Grey
BBC Sport at Castle Park
Abby Dow has just extended her lead as the tournament's top try-scorer so far this year. She has four in total now.