Full time7 February 1891
Lansdowne Road, Dublin, Ireland · Home Nations 1891Head-to-head
England won by 9 points.
Scoring
- –CEngland conversion · Dicky Lockwood
- –CEngland conversion · Dicky Lockwood
- –TEngland try · Dicky Lockwood
- –TEngland try · Dicky Lockwood
- –TEngland try · Roger Wilson
- –TEngland try · Roger Wilson
- –TEngland try · John Toothill
The scoring record for this Test does not add up to the final score, so running scores are hidden.
Line-ups
Ireland
- LC NashForward
- Victor le FanuForward
- Robert DunlopThree-quarter
- Robert MontgomeryThree-quarter
- William DavisForward
- Edmund ForrestForward
- Dolway WalkingtonBack
- Alaster McDonnellFly-half
- John LytleForward
- Sammy LeeThree-quarter
- J RocheForward
- Charles RookeForward
- John O'ConorForward
- Benjamin TukeFly-half
- J WaitesForward
England
- John ToothillForward
- Samuel WoodsForward
- Dolly MorrisonThree-quarter
- WRM LeakeFly-half
- Roger WilsonForward
- Joseph RichardsForward
- Dicky LockwoodThree-quarter
- Ernest BrometForward
- Fred AldersonThree-quarter
- Eustace NorthForward
- Launcelot PercivalForward
- Donald JowettForward
- William MitchellBack
- John BerryFly-half
- Thomas KentForward
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: 15 March 1890, Ireland 0–3 England
- Next meeting on record: 6 February 1892
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.