
Reaction: Stunning! All Blacks edge Ireland in dramatic finish
Live updates of the Rugby World Cup quarter between the All Blacks and Ireland.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
The game's been 36 years in the making, since the first of Ireland's seven quarter-finals.
The best of the rest - excluding those who have swapped allegiances.
The All Blacks and Ireland have starkly contrasting histories in the World Cup quarters.
Changes in the wake of last year's defeat have significantly strengthened the All Blacks.
OPINION: The danger for New Zealand Rugby amid the Foster-Robertson saga.
A French star has been cleared to face South Africa in the quarter-finals.
England make a bold pick at fullback against Fiji for quarter-finals.
Six talking points heading into the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup.
The modern era has seen many All Blacks wander away from the team hotel
Opinion: What was Mark Telea thinking – and how badly will it affect the All Blacks?
Elliott Smith runs through what the All Blacks need to do to advance to the semis.
Is the All Blacks' killing-with-compliments approach some sort of cunning plot?
One team has seen a lot of change. The other, well, not so much.
The Herald runs through the four World Cup quarter-finals and picks the four semifinalists
Ian Foster has named his side to face Ireland.
Wales have gone with two openside flankers to face Argentina.
OPINION: There is one thing that stands the test of time for a good rugby side.
The All Blacks used to see things through much the same lens as the Irish now do.
The All Blacks have delicate selection decisions to confront.
French museum honours the Kiwis who liberated a town using ladders.
The Irish have poured cold water on any talk of a bitter rivalry.
OPINION: The quarter-final is much more than another mere rugby match.
This Irish team is apples and oranges to the side the Bay horticulture boss played for.
It comes after the South Africa rugby director was sanctioned a ban for a scathing attack.
The Chiefs have retained the services of one of Super Rugby Pacific's brightest stars.
When Aaron Smith is in his best form, the All Blacks will be in their best form.
An Irish rugby pundit has pulled no punches in his assessment.