Andy Farrell vows his side will take 'invaluable experience' from tough day in London

Andy Farrell vows his side will take 'invaluable experience' from tough day in London

Andy Farrell believes his young side will be better for the experience of their 18-7 Autumn Nations Cup defeat to England at Twickenham on Saturday.

The head coach watched an experimental side with an inexperienced half-back pairing of Jamison Gibson-Park and Ross Byrne fail to break down a stubborn English defence after conceding two first-half tries from wing Jonny May. Ireland also paid the price for a misfiring lineout that failed to capitalise on the try-scoring opportunities that were created.

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