A win will leave Ireland in a good position to win the Triple Crown.
Ireland resume their Six Nations campaign with the visit of Wales to the Aviva Stadium this evening.
Head coach Andy Farrell could hand a senior debut to Ulster scrum-half Nathan Doak - he's on the bench tonight.
Wales are on a 14 game losing run in the Championship, and come to Dublin seeking a first win here since 2012.
Buccaneers Head Coach Darin Claasen says Wales are improving game by game:
Kick-off at Lansdowne Road is at 8:10pm.
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