Andy Farrell insists Ireland have only just begun after claiming the first trophy of his reign in front of a celebrating Aviva Stadium crowd.
Farrell, who succeeded Joe Schmidt after a dispiriting World Cup for Ireland, has gradually moulded the team to his liking and his reward is a first Triple Crown for the men in green since 2018 after four wins from five in the Six Nations championship.
A Six Nations title could yet be added to the IRFU trophy room tonight - England have to beat or draw with France for that to happen - but the 46-year-old has his squad in a good place as he begins to plan for the three-Test tour of New Zealand in July, which will be Ireland's next Test outings.
