Ireland 29-10 England (FT)
First half tries from Bundee Aki and Garry Ringrose gave Ireland 12-3 lead at half-time
England's Billy Vunipola has yellow card upgraded to red card for challenge on Ireland's Andrew Porter
James Lowe and Mack Hansen push Ireland further ahead in second half
Kyle Sinckler gets England's first try of match late in second half
Wing Keith Earls scores try on 100th cap
Ireland 17-3 England
Donal Lenihan
Former Ireland lock on RTE Sport
It's absolutely brilliant for Keith Earls, the crowd are on their feet.
An outstanding player, an incredible reception from the fans, what a servant he has been for 15 years. A Lion as far back as 2009. What a moment.
Keith Earls, the ultimate competitor.
Ireland 17-3 England
Bernard Jackman
Former Ireland hooker on RTE Sport
Ruthless by Ireland.
A soon as Billy Vunipola got put in the sin bin originally, Ireland went for the jugular and showed really good variation on the attack.
Ireland 17-3 England
It's the moment the home crowd were waiting for as Ireland wing Keith Earls comes off the bench to win his 100th international cap.
What a special moment for the 35-year-old and his family.
Image source, InphoKeith Earls comes on for his 100th Cap
Ireland 17-3 England
Bundee Aki and Ireland team-mate James Lowe are both on the ground after clashing heads with each other.
Lowe has to go for a head injury assessment.
Ireland 17-3 England
Sloppy line-out by Ireland and England are on the attack.
Ireland 17-3 England
Donal Lenihan
Former Ireland lock on RTE Sport
Keep your patience, keep recycling, it was all about sucking in England defenders.
James Lowe won't get a try easier than that. All of the work done inside. England punished for that yellow card already.
Ireland 17-3 England
That's bad news for England as Billy Vunipola's yellow card for a high challenge on Andrew Porter is upgraded to a red card.
He won't be back on.
Could that threaten his World Cup participation?
Do we have another controversy on our hands?
Image source, Getty Images
Ireland 17-3 England
Ireland take advantage of their extra man as James Lowe gets in for a try in the corner.
Good work by the home pack and a super carry by James Ryan allowed Ross Byrne time to spray the ball wide for Lowe who was able to casually stroll over the line.
Byrne misses the conversion from wide as his strike comes back off the post.
Image source, InphoJames Lowe celebrates scoring a try
Ireland 12-3 England
Billy Vunipola. is shown a yellow under review for a high challenge.
Let's see what the next 10 minutes produce and if that yellow is upgraded to a red or not.
England down to 14 men.
Ireland 12-3 England
Ireland with a long spell of possession.
They are throwing the ball about quite a bit but they really aren't going very far.
Ireland 12 -3 England
Dylan Hartley
Former England captain on Amazon
England are a bit too predictable in attack which is very easy to defend. When they have been to the red zone Ireland have been able to hold them out because they know what England are going to do.
Ireland's runners always have options which creates that bit of unpredictability you need to create space or break the line.
England are just looking a bit more clunky and have struggled to go up through the gears so far.
Ireland 12-3 England
Another messy scrum - there have been a few of those - ends with a penalty to England.
Ireland 12-3 England
Rob Herring's throw in the line-out wasn't straight and England have the put-in at the scrum, just a few metres from their line.
Ireland 12-3 England
England now with a scrum but great work by the Ireland pack forces a penalty.
Again Ross Byrne goes to the corner so line-out incoming.
Ireland 12-3 England
Donal Lenihan
Former Ireland lock on RTE Sport
The team that's been leading at half-time in this particular fixture has won the last 18 games between the sides, so from that point of view Ireland will be happy to see that trend continue but it hasn't been the most auspicious start to the second half.
Ireland 12-3 England
More scrappy play by England, under pressure from Ireland, and Ross Byrne is able to kick to the corner to give Ireland a line-out.
Ireland 12-3 England
We're back to a bit of kicking tennis.
Second half yet to catch fire.
Ireland 12-3 England
Scrappy start to the second half from both sides sees Ireland with a scrum in their own half.
ireland 12-3 England
England get the second half underway.
No changes for either side.
Ireland 12 - 3 England
Simon Zebo
Former Ireland winger on Amazon
England have had a lack of urgency at times. When it comes to Test match rugby you have to be on it. The communication and enthusiasm for a match like this has not been great - that was evident when we were watching the warm-up.
The concern is when England are being exploited defensively through the middle which is a work-rate issue.
The English box-kicking has been a bit off so they'll be looking to sort that out as well as their chase in the second-half.