Video: Tries from rising Tipperary stars Ben Healy and Jake Flannery help put England to the sword at U20 World Cup

Ireland initially trailed 0-10, but six tries, including strikes from Ben Healy and Jake Flannery, saw Noel McNamara's men surge to a terrific win. Jake Flannery started the game while Ben Healy was introduced as a replacement.

Jake Flannery hails from Bansha and is a former student at Rockwell College while fellow Tipp man Ben Healy (Rapla, Nenagh) is a former Nenagh Ormond RFC and Glenstal Abbey player.

Below you will find a video of Ben Healy's try in the 66th minute which propelled Ireland into a 35-26 lead.

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66 mins:

England U20s 26-35 IRELAND U20s

Ben Healy scores in the left corner for Ireland from a Craig Casey pass, and Healy himself kicks the extras from the touchline.

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Next up is the Jake Flannery strike which launched the Irish fight back from 0-10 down in the 11th minute.

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11 mins: England U20s 10-7 IRELAND U20s

Jake Flannery goes over, and the try is awarded after referee Damon Murphy confirms with the TMO that there was no knock-on.

Flannery adds the extras.

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— eir Sport (@eirSport) June 4, 2019

Ireland will play all of their pool B games in Santa Fe at the Club de Rugby Atheneo Immaculada and will also compete against Australia (June 8) and Italy (June 12) - the games will be shown live on Eir Sport.

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