Ireland v New Zealand: 'This is Ireland's best chance to create history and reach semi-finals'
Ireland are well equipped to deal with the weight of history and break new ground in the World Cup, writes former Irish wing Tommy Bowe.
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Ireland are well equipped to deal with the weight of history and break new ground in the World Cup, writes former Irish wing Tommy Bowe.
Ireland are well equipped to deal with the weight of history and break new ground in the World Cup, writes former Irish wing Tommy Bowe.
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