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Full coverage: New Zealand

Chicago II: Ireland return to where belief was born, looking to shake off rust

To beat the All Blacks for a second time at Soldier Field, Andy Farrell's men must follow the Joe Schmidt playbook in 2016, when ghosts were exorcised: attack, attack, attack.

Brett Igoe
1st Nov, 2025 - 5 min read

Majority steak: Why Dawn Meats is paying twice as much for its NZ deal as it did in France a decade ago

These islands are too small for leading Irish beef and lamb processors. The Queally and Browne families will use lessons learned in a previous French joint venture to leverage their new Kiwi acquisition.

Thomas Hubert
22nd Oct, 2025 - 5 min read

Trade links: New Zealand opens up but the costs of the jaunt still weigh heavy

In the first part of our series examining Irish businesses leveraging the EU’s most recent trade deals, farm machinery firms could benefit the most from Kiwi access.

Jonathan Keane
22nd Oct, 2024 - 8 min read

The New Zealand shell company, the Dublin mortgage lender and the boundaries of Irish law

After working for almost a year to help a New Zealand-based company find a new home, Irish-based Joan Donnelly says she was refused pay and forced to resign. She brought the dispute to court here, but her former employer fought to move it abroad.

Devin Seán Martin
11th May, 2022 - 6 min read

No panic: Why Ireland’s victory against New Zealand offers real hope for the World Cup

Ireland's triumph over the All Blacks was based on a more expansive style of play but at its heart it was an ability to stay calm which can be truly encouraging as Andy Farrell's side face even bigger challenges over the next two years.

Simon Hick
20th Nov, 2021 - 4 min read

Ireland’s performance against the All Blacks could prevent the usual hot mess come the next World Cup

Ireland's performance against Japan was radically different to the first two years under Andy Farrell and the Joe Schmidt era but at this delicate stage of development, a heavy defeat against New Zealand would be a killer blow.

Simon Hick
13th Nov, 2021 - 4 min read

“Trade with New Zealand is out of step with the closeness of our overall relationship”

As Ireland haggles about greenhouse gas targets, New Zealand implements new climate legislation accommodating its livestock industry – one of many common interests with Ireland. Brad Burgess, the first Kiwi ambassador to Dublin, discusses growing business links and hopes of a trade deal.

Thomas Hubert
1st May, 2020 - 19 min read
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