Watch Ireland's game-changing moment in win over England
Watch Tadhg Beirne score Ireland's game-changing try that helped them beat England 27-22 in their opening Six Nations game.
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'We kicked on' - Ireland into the groove as England suffer
Ireland spent the autumn searching for momentum, but the two-time reigning Six Nations champions eventually looked back to their best against England.BBC News - 4h -
Ireland start title defence with convincing win over England
Watch highlights as Ireland score three tries in a dominant second-half display as they launched their bid for an unprecedented third successive Six Nations title with a bonus-point victory over ...BBC News - 14h -
Holders Ireland seal bonus-point win over England
Ireland score three second-half tries to launch their bid for a third successive Six Nations title with a bonus-point victory over England in Dublin.BBC News - 15h -
Some games are bigger than others … so pressure is on Ireland and England
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'Settling scores and laying down markers' - champions Ireland host England
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Ireland pick Prendergast at fly-half for England game
Ireland interim head coach Simon Easterby retains Sam Prendergast at fly-half for Ireland's opening Six Nations match against England on Saturday.BBC News - 2d -
England nine Mitchell set to be fit for Ireland
Scrum-half Alex Mitchell is set to be fit for England's Six Nations game with Ireland in Dublin on Saturday.BBC News - 5d -
Micheál Martin vows to protect Ireland ‘at moment of real threat’
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