England will try to consign a decade of Six Nations misery in Dublin to the history books when they face Ireland at Lansdowne Road on Sunday. Not since a team led by Martin Johnson and coached by Clive Woodward thrashed Ireland 42-6 in 2003, also the year of their last Grand Slam and lone World Cup triumph, have England enjoyed Championship success in the Irish capital. Much has changed since then, with Johnson resigning as England manager after a desperately poor 2011 World Cup campaign in New Zealand to be replaced last year by the lower-profile Stuart Lancaster.

Teams for the Six Nations international between Ireland and England at Dublin's Lansdowne Road on Sunday (1500GMT kick-off) Teams (15-1) Ireland Rob Kearney; Craig Gilroy, Brian O'Driscoll, Gordon D'Arcy, Simon Zebo; Jonathan Sexton, Conor Murray; Jamie Heaslip (capt), Sean O'Brien, Peter O'Mahony; Donnacha Ryan, Mike Ryan; Mike Ross, Rory Best, Cian Healy Replacements: Sean Cronin, David Kilcoyne, Declan Fitzpatrick, Donncha O'Callaghan, Chris Henry, Eoin Reddan, Ronan O'Gara, Keith Earls England

Billy Twelvetrees has retained his place in the England side that will face Ireland in the Six Nations in Dublin on Sunday after seeing off a challenge from Manu Tuilagi. The only change to the England team that started the tournament-opening 38-18 win over Scotland last week was the return of James Haskell at blindside flanker in a back-row revamped by coach Stuart Lancaster after No 8 Ben Morgan suffered an ankle injury at Twickenham.

Billy Twelvetrees has retained his place in the England side that will face Ireland in the Six Nations in Dublin on Sunday after seeing off a challenge from Manu Tuilagi. The only change to the team that started the tournament-opening 38-18 win over Scotland last week was the return of James Haskell at blindside flanker in a back-row that had to be revamped by England head coach Stuart Lancaster after No 8 Ben Morgan suffered an ankle injury at Twickenham.