Ireland beat England 32-18 to condemn England to third Six Nations defeat
Ireland back to second in the standings but England slump to fifth
Keith Earls burst over from line-out move to score Ireland's first try
Jack Conan gave home side 20-6 lead at half-time after 23-phase move
Ireland's Bundee Aki sent off for dangerous high tackle in second half
Ben Youngs and Jonny May score tries late on for England
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That's all from Ireland's perfect send-off for CJ Stander in Dublin and it's all eyes on Paris now as Wales go for the Grand Slam.
You can watch that one on BBC One and follow live text commentary here.
If you missed Ireland's glory and England's disappointment, you can catch up with Michael Morrow's match report.
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Former fly-half Andy Goode is calling for Exeter Chiefs director of rugby Rob Baxter to take Eddie Jones' place as England head coach after that performance.
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Jamie Heaslip
Former Ireland number eight on BBC Radio 5 Live
Ireland could finish second, which is massive from where they were. England are fifth, second from bottom, not a good day. England tend to be ruthless with coaches - Eddie Jones could be under pressure.
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Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Ireland had motivation and used it, but didn't get carried away by the emotion of the game.
England, yet again we are talking about the inability to play the right style of rugby against the opposition. They were not in the game in any way, shape or form. No-one from the England camp can wrap it up with any reasons - they were not in this game for 90% of it.
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Ireland's man of the match Robbie Henshaw told BBC Radio 5 Live:
"It was important that we finish on as a high a note as possible.
"For CJ [Stander], mainly, he has offered so much to this team – for the fans who can’t be here, we wanted to give them something to cheer about.
"We were disappointed with the first two games, it’s about showing the heights we can hit when we are on and in the future.
"It was a massively emotional performance, and you are playing England, so you have to be up for it. We showed it today and it was a good performance from us."
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England flanker Tom Curry told ITV:
"I'm obviously very disappointed. It's pretty gutting.
"We knew it was going to be a really physical encounter. The past three times we have played them it has been all about physicality and today was no different.
"A bit of discipline cost us here and there. In the last 20 we showed a bit more of a glimpse of what we're about.
"It was that middle section where we need to back it up and we probably didn't do that today."
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Azrael: Well done Ireland. The best team in the day won. England were extremely poor.
Neil Jeffery: Taxi for Eddie
I can't fathom how England can be so poor with players of this quality. It just feels like such a waste.
Alex, London
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Ireland captain Johnny Sexton told ITV:
"It was brilliant. We felt like we weren't far away all through the Championship.
"That was the performance we wanted against one of the best sides in the world who we have massive respect for.
"That is the standard we have set now and hopefully we can keep backing it up.
"The boys were outstanding in the backs in terms of ball in the air.
"We still felt we should have stopped the last try. We showed great guts throughout the tournament. Sometimes when you don't take your chances, sometimes your performances don't look as good as they should."
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There are some questions to be answered in the England camp as they finish fifth after winning the Six Nations title in 2020.
Ireland sit second, but Scotland still have a game to play and France have two to go.
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Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
Too many times too many individuals and the team give away too many penalties, and they don't do anything about it. The one time they did, last week in the first half, they were a completely different team. It is a massive problem and they need to address it.
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This will be the last thing on Ireland's mind as they celebrate finishing their Six Nations on a high, but the penalty count was high in that match.
Ireland conceded 12, England 14.
That means England's penalty count has been in double figures in every one of their Six Nations matches this year.
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Possession: 53%-47%
Territory: 49%-51%
Metres run: 196-163
Clean breaks: 3-3
Defenders beaten: 11-13
Turnovers won: 12-6
Tackles made/attempted: 110/123 (89% success) - 121/132 (92%)
Penalties conceded: 12-14
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Jamie Heaslip
Former Ireland number eight on BBC Radio 5 Live
A good day for Andy Farrell at the office. I live near him, and with the pubs shut I'll get him a can of Guinness rather than a pint!
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Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
A tremendous job from Ireland. That Irish side wanted it as much as CJ Stander did. They got it spot on tactically, physically and emotionally.
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Ireland's forwards recycle possession and eventually Johnny Sexton kicks to touch to finish an incredible victory for Ireland.
The retiring CJ Stander's team-mates queue up to give him a well-earned hug.
Ireland 32-18 England
Jamie Heaslip
Former Ireland number eight on BBC Radio 5 Live
Ireland have bullied England after England had bullied them in the last few years.
Ireland 32-18 England
Matt Dawson
Former England scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live
England are playing against 13 men, if they can't score against 13 men....it's incredibly disappointing.
Jonny May (Con Elliot Daly)
Unsurprisingly there is plenty of room for Jonny May on the left.
With Ireland two men down, the England wing steps round Hugo Keenan to score.
Elliot Daly takes a quick conversion to cut Ireland's lead to 14.