England bowled out Ireland for just 38 to win the one-off Test between the two sides at Lord's.
After bowling out the hosts for 85 on the opening day of the match, the Irish were chasing 181 for a historic victory.
However it wasn't to be as Chris Woakes took six wickets and Stuart Broad bagged four to give England a comfortable 143 run win.
The hosts now set their sights on the Ashes, which get underway at Birmingham on Thursday.
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