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 7-3 England
A hop, skip and a... well, a try for Bundee Aki as Ireland lead England in Dublin.
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Dylan Hartley
Former England captain on Amazon
England are making it easy for the Irish back three. They have lots of time and space. Those box kicks from Youngs are not easily contestable which is giving the likes of Hansen, Lowe and Keenan the chance to attack or kick back because the England chase isn't able to get there in time.
Ireland 7-3 England
Well-worked quick ball by Ireland gives Mack Hansen some space out wide, who makes good ground and Ireland now have a line-out in a dangerous position.
Ireland 7-3 England
It's Ireland's turn to go early in the scrum and give England the free.
Too much urgency from both front rows so far.
Ireland 7-3 England
Sloppy play from Ireland when in a decent position results in a knock-on.
It was initially good play by Josh van der Flier but the attack comes to nothing.
Ireland 7-3 England
Fourth penalty conceded by England inside the opening 16 minutes.
Hooker Jamie George was down injured for a spell there but is back on his feet. Maybe one to keep an eye on.
Ireland 7-3 England
Donal Lenihan
Former Ireland lock on RTE Sport
England started this game really well but that's a hammer blow from Ireland once they got their chance.
That is superb from Bundee Aki.
Ireland 7-3 England
Great scrum from Ireland gives Mack Hansen a chance on the right but Ben Youngs is able to stop him.
Ireland 7-3 England
Ireland get the free for early engagement from England.
The ref can be heard warning the visiting pack that it will be a penalty the next time.
Ireland 7-3 England
First scrum of the game incoming...
Ireland 7-3 England
England come right back at Ireland and Cian Prendergast puts in an excellent tackle on his first start in a green jersey, but he then failed to protect the ball in contact.
Bit of good and a bit of bad from the Connacht man.
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Ireland 7-3 England
Bundee Aki runs in the opening try of the game.
It was a lovely little break by Peter O'Mahony, after a clever pass from Josh van der Flier, and he timed his pass to Aki superbly.
Aki was never going to miss from there.
Ross Byrne add the extras.
Ireland 0-3 England
Donal Lenihan
Former Ireland lock on RTE Sport
Already it looks a more confident start from England, I think they'll take a lot from that.
That partnership between Ben Youngs and George Ford, they've played 108 professional games together with either England or Leicester Tigers, they have incredible experience, 206 caps between them.
You can see already there is a composure there.
Ireland 0-3 England
Ross Byrne kicks to the corner and Ireland have a line-out.
They work a lovely ball to hooker Dan Sheehan but England overturn possession superbly.
James Lowe then delivers a huge kick to take Ireland back up the pitch again.
Ireland 0-3 England
An early nerve settler for England fly-half George Ford as he slots over a well-struck fifth-minute penalty.
Owen who?
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland's fly-half George Ford kicks a penalty against Ireland
Ireland 0-0 England
Interesting long line out there from England sets up another attack.
The visitors have settled into this game better than their hosts.
Ireland 0-0 England
England get clean ball from a line-out and get the ball wide. That will be encouraging for them.
Ireland 0-0 England
Hugo Keenan takes his first high ball cleanly to set up an Ireland attack but England turn it over and launch a counter.
A couple of big hits early doors from both sides.
Ireland 0-0 England
Right, let's set all talk of that Owen Farrell controversy to the side for a bit as we enjoy a proper Test match between two old foes.
Ireland v England is underway in Dublin.
Ireland v England (17.30 BST)
Dylan Hartley
Former England captain on Amazon
I’d look for fluidity from England. The first game in Wales was a chance for a few guys to put their hand up for selection. We’ve seen them try a few guys out in the last couple of games and some new combinations. We are now seeing familiar faces in the team sheet and a team that should be able to gel well. George Ford is on the team sheet today looking to which is a great chance for him and he will be looking to combine with Manu Tuilagi who will be opposite Bundee Aki – that is worth the price of the ticket alone.