Ireland vs England LIVE rugby: Result and reaction from World Cup warm-up after Billy Vunipola red card

And Cian Prendergast safely negotiates George Ford’s stabbed restart to take the first half to a close.

And Garry Ringrose hugs the right touchline to capitalise for a score!

These are the problems that this outstanding Irish attack can present. James Lowe is all over the place in the movement, keeping things ticking with intelligent injections of linking hands, and it’s his wing colleague who provides the kick assist, Mack Hansen lurking at second receiver as Ross Byrne pulls back.

Hansen’s presence infield is compensated for by Ringrose pushing out to the right, the centre hurrying on to Hansen’s lob wedge and jinking inside Freddie Steward for the score.

Brilliant attacking play from Ireland, forwards and backs interlinking superbly and Cian Prendergast bashing into Freddie Steward ten metres short...

Stability at scrum time for Ireland, and then a penalty, too, as Tadhg Furlong starts to put the pressure on and Ellis Genge turns in. A sustained effort from the Irish tight five, which doesn’t appear to have done Dan Sheehan much good - the hooker was already nursing a lower leg issue and is grimacing again as Ross Byrne punts towards the 22.

Yep, Sheehan is done - that is a real worry for Ireland with Ronan Kelleher yet to play this summer with his own injury issue. Let’s hope it is only precautionary. Rob Herring on.

Oh dear. That’s bad from England: Elliot Daly misses touch trying to find the corner with the angle favouring his left boot, and then Billy Vunipola shells a sitter as a kick lands in his hands in the backfield.

England are managing to cause consistent probelms at the lineout, just as they did against Wales seven days ago. Maro Itoje’s attempted tap back tumbles into touch, though, and Dan Sheehan hits his man at the second attempt.

Bundee Aki biffs back George Ford but Ireland make a mess of things on the left, Ross Byrne’s pull-back a half-beat ahead of Mack Hansen’s arc, and Ireland infringe as they try to clean up.

And back Ireland will come for that penalty as James Lowe’s rather less effective right boot is hurriedly employed. Ross Byrne kicks down into England’s half.

Irish eyes turn upwards again as George Ford once more launches for the heavens, Mack Hansen out-jumping Elliot Daly to gather.

Into a bit of kick ping-pong, which ends with Billy Vunipola offside and Ireland attacking with the advantage.

Just a little bit loose from Ireland again. Dan Sheehan misses his jumper at the tail and then Hugo Keenan slices his angled punt out on the full.