Ireland to host All Blacks in November 

New All Blacks boss Scott Robertson will take his charges on tour to the Northern Hemisphere in the autumn.

Hugo Keenan of Ireland evades the tackle of Aaron Smith and Sam Cane of New Zealand during the 2023 Rugby World Cup quarter-final match between Ireland and New Zealand at the Stade de France in Paris, France. Pic: Harry Murphy, Sportsfile

Andy Farrell's Ireland will host Scott Robertson's All Blacks in a World Cup quarter-final rematch in November. 

The All Blacks announced their schedule for the year on Wednesday evening, which includes a Twickenham fixture against England a week before they meet Farrell's men in Dublin. 

The scheduled will be the first meeting of the sides since New Zealand ousted Ireland in the last-eight bout on a 28-24 scoreline back in October of last year. 

While Ireland have shaded the recent encounters between the two, a double dose of World Cup defeats stick out as the real downfalls. 

Former all-conquering Crusaders boss Robertson - who has since taken over the All Black coaching reins from Ian Foster - will start his tenure in a two-Test series in the summer against England. 

The Rugby Championship will follow before they head north to take on England once again, Ireland, France and Italy.