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Tuesday, 30 July, 2002, 17:29 GMT 18:29 UK
Ireland spoil England's dayEngland miss out on a Grand Slam for the third year in a row as Ireland triumph 20-14 at Lansdowne Road. 
O'Driscoll thanks Dublin crowdBBC Sport Online columnist Brian O'Driscoll hails Ireland's win over England as a "massive victory".
English implosion delights DublinBBC Sport Online's Jim Stokes samples the Lansdowne Road atmosphere as the home side stun England.
Ulster concern over Humphreys
Ireland's David Humphreys is an injury doubt for Ulster's Heineken Cup clash against Stade Francais on Saturday.
Woodward: I'm sorry
England coach Clive Woodward apologises to fans after his side's 20-14 defeat against Ireland.
Dawson: Ireland got it right
England captain and BBC Sport Online columnist Matt Dawson says the Irish deserved their Six Nations win.
Galwey back for more
Ireland's evergreen lock forward aims to upset the English again at Lansdowne Road.
Concern over big match tickets
IRFU officials are worried some fans will turn up at Lansdowne Road with invalid tickets.
Familiar faces in Dublin crowd
Thousands of Irish supporters to wear Keith Wood masks at Lansdowne Road.
Wood: England won't miss Johnson
Ireland captain says English squad is strong enough to cope without Lions skipper Martin Johnson.
Balshaw's Irish inquisition
BBC Sport Online examine the selection of Iain Balshaw at full back ahead of England's Six Nations match against Ireland on Saturday.
Humphreys hails Irish spirit
Man-of-the-match David Humphreys praises his side's character as Ireland celebrate another victory in Cardiff.
Johnson out for lengthy spell
Martin Johnson will be out of action for at least three weeks after breaking his hand playing for Leicester.
Irish have added impetus
Brian O'Driscoll says Ireland's 36-6 defeat of Wales will give them a platform to stop England achieving Grand Slam.
Crunch time on BBC Sport
BBC Sport brings you all the action as England and Ireland go head-to-head in the Six Nations.
Ireland hammer poor Welsh
Three late tries help Ireland crush Wales 36-6 in the Six Nations clash at the Millennium Stadium.
Perry's Irish challenge
BBC Sport Online speaks to England full-back Matt Perry ahead of England's match against Ireland at Lansdowne Road.
Ireland prove a point
Brian O'Driscoll says Ireland's 36-6 hammering of Wales proved the Murrayfield debacle was a one-off.
Henry aghast at Wales display
Wales coach Graham Henry is bitterly disappointed after his side's poor play is exploited to the full by Ireland.
Clockwatch: Wales 6-36 Ireland
A late try blitz stuns Wales as their home losing streak to Ireland continues with a heavy Six Nations loss in Cardiff. |
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