Here's another look at the standings after and England picked up big wins today.

Are we set for another showdown between the sides for a Grand Slam?

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Contrasting moods at full-time.

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What's next for England and Ireland?

The Red Roses continue their quest for a Grand Slam at home to Scotland on Saturday.

Ireland are back in action away to Wales at Rodney Parade on Sunday. You can watch both games on the BBC, they should be good ones.

We're not done with Six Nations rugby this weekend.

Scotland take on Italy tomorrow and you can watch that one on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.

Kick off in Edinburgh is at 15:00 BST.

Ireland Rugby

Scott Bemand, Ireland's head coach speaking to BBC Sport: "We are not perfect yet and we are trying to close gaps on the likes of England and . I hope people can see the commitment that goes into it.

"We had to absorb pressure in the first half and it's a game that we could have gone in easily winning at half-time.

"We defended well and smartly. The second half we started picking up errors and we never recovered from the yellow card.

"We know to stay in the game as long as we did is a step forward from last year. It's not where we want to be but we have pride."

Simon Middleton
Former England women head coach on BBC Two

Ultimately Ireland just ran out of stream and that won't happen to England. They'll build on that first half and build the fitness of their side. By the time the World Cup comes around, we'll see where they are.

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Bling!

Maud Muir showing off that player of the match medal.

England Rugby

England attack coach Lou Meadows, speaking to BBC Sport: "We actually really enjoyed that test. We needed that and it's good for the game to have a first half like that. It was about fixing it and we knew we had good set-piece. We just didn't finish and fire our final shot.

"That's something we wanted to work on, the girls we really calm and came out and finished the job. You have to keep it really simple, so we thought 'let's clear it up', and we did."

England Rugby

Zoe Harrison speaking to BBC Sport: That was really tough especially the first-half. That one was about being patient. Ireland's defence was fantastic so credit to them. We needed to get our momentum back.

"The half-time talk changed our mindset. It was calm and we talked about where we were putting pressure on ourselves.

On returning after to playing: "It's been a tough journey, I wanted to get back playing food for the club and them come back to England when the time was right."

Simon Middleton
Former England women head coach on BBC Two

England struggled at the start against Wales and again today, but they have a great capacity for regrouping and have great strength and depth.

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A first England try for Kelsey Clifford. Very well deserved.

Simon Middleton
Former England women head coach on BBC Two

When you are bringing Bern and Cokayne of the bench. They are just getting better and better. It was just an abundance of riches. Ireland were just tired. England's bench is getting stronger and stronger.

England are back on top. Here's a look at the table after that big win for the Red Roses.

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Simon Middleton
Former England women head coach on BBC Two

Ireland brought it and challenged England all over the field. I thought the second-half was just about power.

Maggie Alphonsi
2014 England World Cup winner on BBC Two

That second-half was equally entertaining as the first. We all know England have this strength and depth and that was the turning point. Ireland lost their fight at the end but they stayed in it.

Ireland were superb in the first half but they poked the bear a bit.

It was a different England after the restart.

laid down a bit of a marker earlier, but how about that for a response by England?

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It's all over in Cork and England's Grand Slam quest continues.

We're into the final minute and England are hunting for a final score.