All Blacks rampant against 14-man Ireland

New Zealand 66 Ireland 28

All Blacks rampant against 14-man Ireland
Sat, 12 Jun, 2010 - 11:49

New Zealand 66 Ireland 28

Ireland's wait for a maiden victory against New Zealand continues after they suffered their heaviest defeat against the All Blacks.

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