Ireland secure historic series win over the All Blacks

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After this incredible series win over New Zealand the big question is what will come next.

What an image. What a moment.

A heroic performance from Ireland today in a game which had everything. At halftime it looked like Ireland might be able to inflict a truly humiliating defeat on New Zealand but the All Blacks came out for the second half and showed why their one of the most feared teams on the planet.

We had momentum swings, brilliant tries and some incredible performances. This win is all about the Irish though, who were dominant in every facet of play. The played as one cohesive unit and each and every man stood up and was counted. 

Is it too early for a strong drink?

The clock hits red and Carberry boots it out. History is made. 

History is paused because of a streaker, who then gets tackled by stewards. With tackling like that perhaps Ian Foster should call him up to his next squad.

KNOCK-ON!!! New Zealand, not for the first time, shoot themselves in the foot and now Ireland have possession and will win this game. What a performance.

Carberry makes an interception at the lineout and Ireland have the ball once more. Lowe pokes a grubber kick forward and it's recovered by Mo'unga but behind his own line. It's a goal-line drop-out.

Tadhg Beirne with another steal. If Ireland hang on to this then he's the man responsible. He's been immense today.

New Zealand are making ground. Slowly moving inside Ireland's 22 and getting closer and closer. The crowd sense something from the All Blacks. 

The All Blacks get the ball within 10 metres of the Irish line but Tadhg Beirne