Ireland secured their first ever Grand Slam in Dublin by overcoming England 29-16 at the Aviva Stadium.
England took an early lead with two successful Owen Farrell penalties, but their advantage was short-lived as Ireland responded with a cleverly executed try by Dan Sheehan.
Unfortunately for England, their chances of causing an upset were dashed when Freddie Steward received a red card just before half-time.
Ireland went on to secure a historic Grand Slam victory in Dublin, thanks to tries from Robbie Henshaw, Rob Herring, and a second from Sheehan.
This marked Ireland's fourth-ever Grand Slam and their first to be won on home soil.
Scroll down for the England player ratings vs Ireland.
IRELAND: 29 (10)
Tries: Sheehan 33,68, Henshaw 61, Herring 76
Cons: Sexton 34,61,69,
Pens: Sexton 18
ENGLAND: 16 (6)
Tries: George 72
Cons: Farrell 72
Pens: Farrell 6,14,50
ENGLAND KEY STATS:
Carries: Anthony Watson - 9
Metres: Anthony Watson - 51
Offloads: Lewis Ludlam - 1
Defenders beaten: Anthony Watson - 7
Tackles: Jack Willis - 22
Tackles missed: Owen Farrell - 6
Turnovers: Jack Willis - 1
Turnovers conceded: Owen Farrell - 1
Penalties conceded: Ellis Genge - 2
ENGLAND PLAYER RATINGS VS IRELAND:
15. Freddie Steward Brilliant in the air before being harshly dismissed. 6/10
14. Anthony Watson Looked for work all afternoon. 7/10
13. Henry Slade Carried well but lacked any creative spark 6/10
12. Manu Tuilagi Didn't get involved enough and missed two tackles 5/10
11. Henry Arundell Proved he can defend. Deserved more game-time this Six Nations. 6/10
10. Owen Farrell (C) Usually passive, missing six tackles. Much better from the tee. 6/10
9. Jack van Poortvliet Much better 6/10
1. Ellis Genge (VC) Scrummed well but not at his best 6/10
2. Jamie George Scored England's only try. Played well. 7/10
3. Kyle Sinckler Plenty of effort. 6/10
4. Maro Itoje Workmanlike performance. Conceded two penalties. 5/10
5. David Ribbans Not a test lock. Four missed tackled. 5/10
6. Lewis Ludlam (VC)6/10
7. Jack Willis Relentless. England's best player. 23 tackles. Unlucky with the yellow. 8/10
8. Alex Dombrandt Caught out defensively again. Poor. 5/10
Replacements
16. Jack Walker - N/A
17. Mako Vunipola - 5
18. Dan Cole - 5
19. Nick Isiekwe - 6
20. Ben Curry - 6
21. Alex Mitchell - 5
22. Marcus Smith - N/A
Marcus Smith of England during the Guinness Six Nations match between England and France at Twickenham Stadium, Twickenham, London on Saturday 11th March 2023 | Photo: James Fearn/PPAUK.