Full time23 April 1988
Lansdowne Road, Dublin, IrelandHead-to-head
England won by 11 points.
Scoring
- –CIreland conversion · Michael Kiernan2–0
- –TIreland try · Hugo MacNeill6–0
- –TIreland try · Steve Smith10–0
- –CEngland conversion · Jonathan Webb10–2
- –CEngland conversion · Jonathan Webb10–4
- –PEngland penalty · Jonathan Webb10–7
- –PEngland penalty · Jonathan Webb10–10
- –PEngland penalty · Jonathan Webb10–13
- –TEngland try · Rory Underwood10–17
- –TEngland try · Richard Harding10–21
Line-ups
Ireland
- 1Tom ClancyProp
- 2Steve SmithHooker
- 3Jim McCoyProp
- 4Donal LenihanSecond row
- 5Willie AndersonSecond row
- 6Phil MatthewsFlanker
- 7William SextonFlanker
- 8Michael GibsonNumber 8
- 9Fergus AherneScrum-half
- 10Paul DeanFly-half
- 11Michael KiernanWing
- 12Brendan MullinCentre
- 13Vince CunninghamCentre
- 14John SextonWing
- 15Hugo MacNeillFull-back
- 16Des FitzgeraldBench
- 17John McDonaldBench
- 18Don WhittleBench
- 19Michael BradleyBench
- 20Ralph KeyesBench
- 21Phil DanaherBench
England
- 1Paul RendallProp
- 2Brian MooreHooker
- 3Jeff ProbynProp
- 4John OrwinSecond row
- 5Wade DooleySecond row
- 6Gary ReesFlanker
- 7Micky SkinnerFlanker
- 8Dave EgertonNumber 8
- 9Richard HardingScrum-half
- 10Rob AndrewFly-half
- 11Rory UnderwoodWing
- 12Will CarlingCentre
- 13Simon HallidayCentre
- 14John BentleyWing
- 15Jonathan WebbFull-back
- 16Bryan BarleyBench
- 17Stuart BarnesBench
- 18Simon RobsonBench
- 19Gareth ChilcottBench
- 20Graham DaweBench
- 21Andy RobinsonBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Ireland 54–70 England, 7 drawn in 131 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Ireland going in
England going in
- Previous meeting: 19 March 1988, Ireland 3–35 England
- Next meeting on record: 18 February 1989
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.