Robbie Henshaw's inclusion in place of injured Garry Ringrose is Ireland's sole change for Saturday's Six Nations game against France in Paris.

That victory meant another bonus-point success in Paris will secure Ireland the title.

Prop Cian Healy will make his 100th Test appearance in Saturday's game.

Henshaw's move from the bench sees Chris Farrell drafted into the Ireland replacements.

Hugo Keenan and Will Connors both retain their places in the starting line-up after their impressive debuts against the Italians with experienced back row Peter O'Mahony again named on the bench.

Scrum-half Jamison Gibson-Park, who was introduced to make his debut last weekend, remains in the replacements after overcoming a minor hamstring niggle while Connacht hooker Dave Heffernan also retains his place on the bench after coming on against Italy.

Ireland are aiming to add another Six Nations crown to their 2014, 2015 and 2018 triumphs.

To do so they must pull off an unprecedented bonus-point win at the Stade de France to be certain of holding off title rivals England.

Ireland are a point clear of England, who face rock-bottom Italy in Rome, and France in the table, with the top three all still in with a chance of success.

Ireland: Stockdale; Conway, Henshaw, Aki, Keenan; Sexton (capt), Murray; Healy, Herring, Porter; Beirne, Ryan; Doris, Connors, Stander.

Replacements: Heffernan, E Byrne, Bealham, Dillane, O'Mahony, Gibson-Park, R Byrne, Farrell.