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DUBLIN : Ireland have welcomed Hugo Keenan back from injury in an otherwise unchanged team for Saturday's Six Nations trip to England where a bonus-point win would secure the title for Andy Farrell's side with a game to spare.
There was a period of time when, in the rare enough event that Ireland had their three primo centres – Garry Ringrose, Robbie Henshaw and Bundee Aki – available, it was likely to be the latter who would lose out.
Garry Ringrose is hoping to be fully fit for Ireland's Guinness Six Nations clash with England on Saturday week.
Robbie Henshaw insists Grand Slam-chasing Ireland must improve on a “scrappy” win over Wales in order to topple England at “cauldron” Twickenham.
The lasting impression of a game can swing dramatically, even with the clock in the red.
Ireland maintained their winning run in round three of the Guinness Six Nations as they beat Wales 31-7.
Ireland's Bundee Aki said that the side’s ill-discipline against Wales was a key area that required improvement despite their comprehensive 31-7 Six Nations victory.
Ireland's back-to-back Grand Slam bandwagon will roll on to Twickenham in two weeks' time after a 31-7 win against Wales at the Aviva Stadium, but Andy Farrell's side were given a stern reminder that their title will not be a procession.