On March 18, 1973, Ireland and England faced off in a rugby union match in Dublin, Ireland.

The match is still remembered today as one of the most memorable moments in Irish rugby history.

Ireland had not beaten England in Dublin for 17 years prior to the match.

The match was a tight contest, with both teams scoring a try in the first half.

In the second half, Ireland pulled ahead with a penalty kick and a drop goal, giving them a 13-6 lead.

England fought back, scoring a try with just minutes left on the clock to make it 13-9.

However, the Irish defense held strong in the final moments of the game, securing a famous victory.

The match is often cited as a turning point in Irish rugby, as it marked the beginning of a period of sustained success for the national team.

Several players from the Irish team went on to become rugby legends, including Willie John McBride, who captained the side.

The match remains a source of pride for Irish rugby fans, and is still remembered fondly 50 years on.