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Former Ireland international Rob Kearney on Ireland's Nations Championship clash with New Zealand at Eden Park, where the All Blacks have gone unbeaten for more than three decades.
Rob discusses Ireland's set-piece concerns, why this current squad has the belief to challenge New Zealand, and how previous victories over the All Blacks have changed the team's mentality heading into one of rugby's toughest away fixtures.
He also reflects on his GAA roots with Louth, gives his thoughts on the new Gaelic football rules, David Clifford's influence on the game, and previews the All-Ireland final between Kerry and Mayo. Rob also looks back on his own rugby career, shares his views on the Nations Championship, and discusses Ireland's quest to finally move beyond the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals.
Broadcast on 16/07/2026
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Former Ireland international Rob Kearney on Ireland's Nations Championship clash with New Zealand at Eden Park, where the All Blacks have gone unbeaten for more than three decades.
Rob discusses Ireland's set-piece concerns, why this current squad has the belief to challenge New Zealand, and how previous victories over the All Blacks have changed the team's mentality heading into one of rugby's toughest away fixtures.
He also reflects on his GAA roots with Louth, gives his thoughts on the new Gaelic football rules, David Clifford's influence on the game, and previews the All-Ireland final between Kerry and Mayo. Rob also looks back on his own rugby career, shares his views on the Nations Championship, and discusses Ireland's quest to finally move beyond the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals.
Broadcast on 16/07/2026
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Welcome to the official Ireland AM Channel! We are Ireland's biggest breakfast show live weekdays from 7am-10am & weekends from 9am-12pm on Virgin Media Play & Virgin Media One. Join us as we explore various news topics of interests while guests open up for interviews that cover a multitude of subjects such as politics, food and human interest!
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