In case you missed the team news during the week, here's a reminder of how both sides line up...

Ireland: Keenan; Hansen, Henshaw, Aki, Lowe; Sexton (capt), Gibson-Park; Porter, Sheehan, Furlong; Baird, Ryan; O'Mahony, van der Flier, Doris.

Replacements: Herring, Healy, O'Toole, Treadwell, Conan, Murray, R Byrne, O'Brien.

England: Steward; Watson, Slade, Tuilagi, Arundell; Farrell (c), Van Poortvliet; Genge, George, Sinckler, Itoje, Ribbans, Ludlam, Willis, Dombrandt.

Replacements: Walker, M Vunipola, Cole, Isiekwe, B Curry, Mitchell, Smith, Marchant.

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Ronan O'Gara (Ireland) 557

Johnny Sexton (Ireland) 557

Jonny Wilkinson (England) 546

Owen Farrell (England) 517

Stephen Jones (Wales) 467

Leigh Halfpenny (Wales) 422

Neil Jenkins (Wales) 406

Chris Paterson (Scotland) 381

Gavin Hastings (Scotland) 288

David Humphreys (Ireland) 270

The stage is set for one man...

Today is set to mark the end for one of Ireland's all-time greats in the Six Nations.

Johnny Sexton will call time on his involvement in the competition after the full-time whistle, but he needs just one point to overtake compatriot Ronan O'Gara as the tournament's all-time record points scorer.

You couldn't script it!

Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Aviva Stadium

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Dublin. A sold-out Aviva Stadium. St Patrick's Day weekend. Facing England. Johnny Sexton's last Six Nations dance. Grand Slam on the line.

The stage is set for what could be one of Irish rugby's greatest days. Now it's time for the team to deliver one more big performance.

Even as early as 1.30pm, Lansdowne Road was awash with green, with the atmosphere to the Six Nations climax building steadily on a dreary Dublin afternoon.

Ireland have never won a Grand Slam in Dublin. The prospect of finally achieving that has created an enormous swell of expectation, which is why head coach Andy Farrell has instructed the Irish players to manage the "circus" that comes with a shot at a Slam.

England have had a circus of their own to deal with after their record 53-10 mauling to France.

So make no mistake. Steve Borthwick's side are in Dublin today to restore pride and spoil the party.

Last year, England couldn't stop France from completing the clean sweep in Paris. Will they have better luck in trying to halt this almighty green juggernaut? Not many are giving them a chance, but time will tell.

Grand Slam fever has reached Dublin on St Patrick's weekend...

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The wounded English plan on spoiling the party...

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The 2023 Six Nations is set for a thrilling finale.

Ireland are chasing the clean sweep but England will want to restore some pride after last weekend's humiliating defeat by France.

Kick off is just an hour away...