<text>  Joe Schmidt has made just one change to his starting line-up for Wales on Saturday, fit-again Jamie Heaslip returning in place of Jordi Murphy. Injured on February 14 against France, Heaslip has timed his recovery from the three vertebrae fractured by Pascal Papé perfectly. It was anticipated that the problem, treated like a soft tissue injury, could come right in four weeks and the medics have been proved spot on, Heaslip taking part in full training all week to put himself in the frame to resume against Wales. Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt above has made one change to the side that beat England . Jamie Heaslip centre is back after being injured by Pascal Pape against France on February 14 . Jonathan Sexton left has recovered from the hamstring problem that he had for Ireland . R Kearney Leinster, T Bowe, J Payne both Ulster, R Henshaw Connacht, S Zebo Munster, J Sexton Racing Metro, C Murray Munster, J McGrath Leinster, R Best Ulster, M Ross, D Toner both Leinster, P OConnell capt, P OMahony both Munster, S OBrien, J Heaslip both Leinster. Replacements: S Cronin, C Healy, M Moore all Leinster, I Henderson Ulster, J Murphy, E Reddan, I Madigan all Leinster, F Jones Munster. Murphy will consider himself unlucky not to have held on, given his impressive show in helping subdue the vaunted English back row, but Heaslip has been true to his word after saying last Friday that he was pretty confident he would be declared fit for the Millennium Stadium. Murphy instead takes a place on the bench at the expense of Tommy ODonnell who demonstrated his worth for the second time this spring, coming on as an early replacement against England for the concussed Seán OBrien and again not looking out of his depth. Elsewhere, with Jonathan Sexton shaking off his hamstring problem, and OBrien and Jared Payne both coming through concussion protocols, Schmidts team is as expected as they seek to set up a Grand Slam trip to Murrayfield on Saturday week. Jordi Murphy is expected to make way for the return of Heaslip against Wales on Saturday . Jack McGrath is set to keep his place in the Ireland team for the Six Nations game against Wales . It means Schmidt has continued to reward Jack McGrath for his consistently good form, keeping Cian Healy, who started his first game for Leinster in six months last Saturday, on the bench for the third Test in a row. There was concern about replacement out-half Ian Madigans control of the closing 25 minutes against England, but he is again back-up to Sexton. Felix Jones has been given the No 23 shirt once more, despite pressure from in-form Munster colleague Keith Earls. 