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Tuesday, 30 July, 2002, 17:07 GMT 18:07 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. 
Wilkinson eyes greater goalJonny Wilkinson believes England's Six Nations defeat by Ireland can spur the team on to World Cup glory.
Azzuri opt for 'veteran' inputFive senior members of Italy's rugby union squad will help Brad Johnstone with coaching.
Dawson faces anxious wait
Injured England captain Matt Dawson could be forced out of the autumn internationals against Australia and South Africa.
Jones: We still fear England
Australian coach Eddie Jones heaps praise on England despite Saturday's Six Nations loss to Ireland.
Back lambasts referee
Neil Back criticises ref Paul Honiss for making "ludicrous decisions" in England's 20-14 Six Nations defeat by Ireland.
England ready to 'bounce back'
England coach Clive Woodward says his team can make amends for the Ireland defeat when they meet Australia next month.
Irish win relieves tedium
BBC Sport's Nigel Starmer-Smith argues that England's loss to Ireland may enhance the game's popularity.
Woodward: I'm sorry
England coach Clive Woodward apologises to fans after his side's 20-14 defeat against Ireland.
Clockwatch: Ireland 20-14 England
Minute-by-minute action as Ireland destroy England's Grand Slam dreams with a 20-14 win at Lansdowne Road.
Dawson: Ireland got it right
England captain and BBC Sport Online columnist Matt Dawson says the Irish deserved their Six Nations win.
O'Driscoll thanks Dublin crowd
BBC Sport Online columnist Brian O'Driscoll hails Ireland's win over England as a "massive victory".
Ulster concern over Humphreys
Ireland's David Humphreys is an injury doubt for Ulster's Heineken Cup clash against Stade Francais on Saturday.
English implosion delights Dublin
BBC Sport Online's Jim Stokes samples the Lansdowne Road atmosphere as the home side stun England.
Henry says sorry for Welsh defeat
Wales coach Graham Henry apologises to the nation after the disappointing Six Nations defeat against Ireland.
Johnson out for lengthy spell
Martin Johnson will be out of action for at least three weeks after breaking his hand playing for Leicester.
Welsh legends blame Henry
The knives are out for national coach Graham Henry as the Wales old guard react to the crushing defeat by Ireland.
Ireland hammer poor Welsh
Three late tries help Ireland crush Wales 36-6 in the Six Nations clash at the Millennium Stadium.
Humphreys hails Irish spirit
Man-of-the-match David Humphreys praises his side's character as Ireland celebrate another victory in Cardiff. |
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