Ireland
Bound Ireland's backline to fine effect on his return from long-term kidney injury. 8/10
Unlucky not to end the day with a try but a gritty showing from the Munster flyer. 7
Back to form to stymie England in midfield with a bullish defensive showing under pressure. 7
Ireland's most physical backline operator was back to his potent best as the hosts subdued England's top threats. 8
A quiet night for the Munster wing but he minimised his errors for a tidy enough showing. 7
Copped another truckload of questionable hits but still kept his head to pilot Ireland home. 8
Any concerns about the Connacht half-back coping in Conor Murray's absence were fully allayed by his impressive effort. 7
Fine showing in defence and an excellent set-piece effort to boot. 8
The captain blasted back to form to reassert his British and Irish Lions credentials in an all-action showing. 8
Kept it simple, kept it tight and kept it niggly too - a good night's work. 8
Led from the front in the tub-thumping that roused Ireland to their best performance of the championship. 8
The try-scorer fully justified his selection ahead of Devin Toner as Ireland's lineout and tight game both functioned well. 8
Another blur of ball carriers and big hits from the naturalised South African who just loves wearing green. 8
Another to find form just when it hurt England most, O'Brien simply refused to let Ireland be overawed. 8
Drafted in at the last due to Jamie Heaslip's injury, but how he excelled in an unremitting show of excellence. 9
Devin Toner, dropped after a low-key effort in defeat in Wales, clambered off the bench to pinch a key lineout late on. All Ireland's other bench performers showed up well when called into action too. 7
England
Took a heavy blow in the tackle in the first half and was typically aggressive. 6
Tried to make something happen but this was an error-strewn display. 5
Unable to reproduce the fireworks that yielded a hat-trick against Scotland. 6
Goal-kicking was typically flawless but could not get his double act with George Ford going. 6
Almost broke the shackles of Ireland's defence in the first half. 6
Kicked one routine clearance straight out and this was not Ford at his best. 6
Unable to make any meaningful impact on the match, but made one or two darting runs. 5
Mako Vunipola was brought on at half-time, Marler having toiled in vain. 6
England's senior players needed to step up but the skipper could not provide the required leadership. 6
The collisions and gain-line battle was won by Ireland and Cole could not stem the tide. 6
After scaling the heights prior to Dublin, the Wasps second row was lacklustre. 5
Tackled and tackled and he needed to as Ireland poured forward. 7
Growing in stature as a flanker, but even he was outmuscled. 7
Mixed performance, knocking opponents back in defence but also vulnerable. 6
A rare poor performance from the giant number eight. His decision-making was suspect. 5
There was no rescue act from the bench this time, all but Kyle Sinckler coming on and proving unable to inspire a successful fightback. Ben Te'o was forced back off with concussion. 5