Rugby: All Blacks preserve unbeaten record against Ireland

The All Blacks preserved their unbeaten record and ran in six tries to Ireland’s three in a thrilling game at Lansdowne Road.

Rugby: All Blacks preserve unbeaten record against Ireland
Sat, 17 Nov, 2001 - 16:00

The All Blacks preserved their unbeaten record and ran in six tries to Ireland’s three in a thrilling game at Lansdowne Road.

The game exploded into life after 12 minutes when Kevin Maggs touched down following a wonderful dummy move by David Humphreys.

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CourtsRugbyIreland - New ZealandPlace: Lansdowne RoadPerson: Kevin MaggsPerson: David HumphreysPerson: Chris JacksPerson: Andrew MehrtenPerson: Denis HickiePerson: Reuben ThornePerson: Doug HowlettPerson: David WallacePerson: Richard McCawPerson: Humphreys’Person: Aaraon MaugerPerson: Jonah LomuPerson: Dave HewettPerson: Eric MillerPerson: MaggsPerson: HickiePerson: MillerPerson: HumphreysPerson: PensPerson: DgoalPerson: JacksPerson: ThornePerson: HowlettPerson: MaugerPerson: LomuPerson: HewettPerson: MehrtensOrganisation: All BlacksOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: New Zealand
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