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Ireland boosted their Six Nations title hopes and ended France’s 14-point winning steak as they fought for a 32-19 win in Dublin.
Ireland scored three first-half tries, with Hugo Keenan, James Lowe, and Andrew Porter all crossing.
Damian Penaud’s brilliant counter-attacking try and three Thomas Ramos penalties kept France in touch.
Ramos cancelled out Ross Byrne’s penalty with a drop-goal, but Garry Ringrose’s try secured Ireland’s win.
The victory further underlines Ireland’s status as the world’s number one team and gives Andy Farrell’s side a national record 13th straight home win, while ending France’s dream of a second successive Grand Slam.
Having taken bonus-point wins over Wales and France, Ireland will next face Italy in Rome on February 25th, with France hosting Scotland a day later.
