Ireland have clinched a historic fourth Grand Slam and a fifth Six Nations title after beating England 29-16 in Dublin.
Captain Johnny Sexton became the leading points scorer in men's Six Nations history as he led Ireland to victory in his final ever appearance in the competition. The 37-year-old is set to retire from the sport following the Rugby World Cup later this year and enjoyed a fairytale ending to his Six Nations career.
Ireland began the game knowing they needed a win after France secured a bonus-point victory over Wales that saw them go top of the table by a solitary point. However, Andy Farrell's men were not to be denied, with Dan Sheehan, Robbie Henshaw and Rob Herring scoring Ireland's three tries.
