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IMAGE CAPTION: Du'Plessis Kirifi and Quinn Tupaea, All Blacks XV v Munster, Thomond Park Ireland. IMAGE CREDIT: Ben Brady / Inpho. The All Blacks XV team has been named ahead of their second match of the Northern Tour against Georgia at GGL Stadium, Montpellier, France on Sunday 10 November, kick-off at

Match Details: All Blacks v Ireland, Friday, November 8, 8.10pm GMT (Saturday, November 9, 9.10am NZDT), Aviva Stadium, Dublin. Played: 37 Won: All Blacks 31, Ireland 5, Drawn 1 Last time: New Zealand 28-24 Ireland, Stade de France, Paris, October 14, 2023 Referee: Nick Berry Ireland's Autumn Nations Series campaign kicks off with a high-stakes clash

CAPTION: When hooker Asafo Aumua runs out against Ireland on Friday night it will be the fourth time he has started for the All Blacks. PHOTO: Joe Toth / action press  All Blacks Head Coach Scott Robertson and his co-selectors, Assistant Coaches Scott Hansen, Jason Holland, Jason Ryan and Tamati Ellison, have named

The New Zealand Heartland XV, formerly known as the New Zealand Divisional XV, was established to expose players from the Heartland divisions of New Zealand rugby to a higher level. Since their inception in 1988, the Heartland XV has played 84 games and won on 49 occasions. Tours have been

All Blacks XV Head Coach Clayton McMillan alongside Assistant Coaches Jamie Mackintosh, Cory Jane and David Hill have named their All Blacks XV team to play Munster this Saturday at Thomond Park in Ireland. Du’Plessis Kirifi will captain the All Blacks XV for the Northern Tour, with the support of experienced