Ireland's five greatest ever victories
Ireland underlined their World Cup credentials with victory against New Zealand on Saturday.
Here, we look at Ireland's greatest wins.
Ireland beat New Zealand at home for the first time on Saturday as Jacob Stockdale's clever try decided the game.
Johnny Sexton added a three penalties to his conversion as Ireland made a statement ahead of next year's World Cup.
Two years ago Ireland also toppled New Zealand when they beat them 40-29 in Chicago.
Robbie Henshaw's late try sealed Ireland's first win in 111 years against the All Blacks, while the city also celebrated the Cubs' World Series victory that week too.
Ireland won just their third Grand Slam in their history with a thrilling victory on St Patrick's Day last year.
First-half tries from Garry Ringrose, CJ Stander and Stockdale put them in control before Ireland held off England's second-half fightback.
Ireland won their 11th Six Nations title and second grand slam when they beat Wales at the Millennium Stadium.
The visitors overturned a 6-0 half-time deficit with early second-half tries from Brian O'Driscoll and Tommy Bowe before Ronan O'Gara's drop goal won it to record their first grand slam for 61 years.
Ireland won their first Grand Slam in 1948 when they completed the victory with a 6-3 win over Wales.
Jack Kyle played in all four games and is often credited with masterminding Ireland's success.
