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Saturday sport: Ireland face England in final home game before World Cup

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Ireland’s World Cup preparations step up a notch this evening. Andy Farrell’s named a strong side for the visit of England to the Aviva Stadium.

It is Ireland’s final home game before the World Cup, and kick-off is at 5.30pm. Munster winger Keith Earls will win his 100 cap as he starts in the side.

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