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The incident took place near Queenstown.
Warren Gatland’s men are enjoying two days off in Queenstown ahead of the final Test.
The second Test victors will feel they’ve earned another starting shot in Auckland.
The Ireland and Leinster back row says his professionalism has totally changed since the 2011 World Cup.
Corey Anderson took no pity on a hapless West Indies attack in the picturesque setting of Queenstown.
Seven tours to New Zealand and not many wins to speak of but Brian O’Driscoll can sign off in style by conquering the All Blacks.
The letter was brought ashore to Cobh – then known as Queenstown – on the doomed ship’s last stop.
Donncha O’Callaghan braves icy cold waters and Les Kiss talks up the ongoing development of Conor Murray.
Irish illustrator reveals his labour of love – a graphic novel that chronicles the experience of photographer Fr Frank Browne on board the doomed ship.
Interactive map shows that the ship would have been off the southwestern coast of Ireland, having left Cobh at 1.30pm on this day in 1912.
Fr Frank Browne left behind one of the most valuable photographic records of the first leg of the Titanic’s maiden voyage. Luckily for him, his Jesuit superior ordered him off the boat at Cobh.
Some Twitter users have had their #mindblown by news that there was a ship called Titanic and it did actually sink. And they are not the only ones…
New images show how the exact break-up of the Titanic might now be understood – and whether the ship had a fatal design flaw.
National Library of Ireland resources give Irish perspective on shipping disaster which has its centenary in April this year.
An anonymous English player has claimed that Ireland behaved “much worse” than he and his team-mates did on their infamous night out in Queenstown.
Reports suggest that the RFU funded the English rugby team’s drinking before their ill-advised night out in Queenstown’s Altitude Bar.
Chris Ashton and James Haskell were also landed with suspended fines for their inappropriate behaviour in New Zealand.
“Men like Tom Crean and Roald Amundsen have looked into such tracts of the wild unknown and thought ‘onward.’ For us, this will be the southern limit of our lifetime.”
The Irish fans on the road to Dunedin are feeling the burn as their charity cycle winds down.
The Happy Camper puffs out his cheeks in an exhausted exhale. His camera battery is dying, the memory is full and he has just been to Milford Sound, the place New Zealanders go to sight-see.
Sean and company found their home away from home as they rolled up to the ski slopes of Queenstown.
In between witnessing historic Irish victories, and hob-nobbing with international rugby managers, our man in the van hits New Zealand’s adventure sports.
Declan Kidney may rest the pair, in addition to several other key players, for Sunday’s game.
The Ireland centre writes from the squad’s base in Auckland for TheScore. It’s the only place you’ll find out which forward will have to tan his legs.
Our man – like Ireland’s squad – has moved on from the picturesque Queenstown as we prepare for tomorrow’s big kick-off.
Leinster duo jet in to complete Declan Kidney’s squad ahead of this weekend’s big kick-off.
The Irish rugby squad arrived in New Zealand this morning — and even belted out a little bit of Christy Moore for those who turned out to welcome them.