Ireland stun New Zealand 29-20 with brilliant display at Aviva Stadium in Dublin
Only Ireland's third win in 33 matches against All Blacks
Hosts trailed 10-5 at half-time before Caelan Doris and Ronan Kelleher tries in second half
Will Jordan responded for All Blacks but replacement Joey Carbery's penalties ensured victory
James Lowe scored game's first try as Ireland dominated first half
FT: Ireland 29-20 New Zealand
Well you can breathe again after that thrilling encounter!
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FT: Ireland 29-20 New Zealand
Journalists and fans alike are celebrating this victory!
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Ireland 29-20 New Zealand
Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at the Aviva Stadium
No-one in the crowd has left. Moments like this are made more special by the vacuums of atmosphere that sporting fixtures became for 18 months.
I honestly don't think the same result would have happened in front of an empty stadium. That was emotionally charged, and it was brilliant.
FT: Ireland 29-20 New Zealand
Try-scorer James Lowe has told Channel 4: "It's amazing. Never in a million years did I think this day would come. I dreamt of being an All Black as a kid.
"I gave up that dream as I wasn't good enough and to come over here, to hear my native country anthem and stand in front of the haka, it's a childhood dream."
Ireland 29-20 New Zealand
They've done it again! Ireland make history with back-to-back home victories over New Zealand.
Emotional for James Lowe, who was born in NZ, as he embraces former school friends and teammates at the final whistle.
It was a sensational match, one of the best international matches I've ever watched. Half-time New Zealand were 10-5 ahead after a Codie Taylor converted try and Jordie Barrett penalty.
Whatever Andy Farrell said at the break worked as the hosts came out swinging with Ronan Kelleher scoring. Caelan Doris individual brilliance added another try and a penalty from Johnny Sexton helped the scoreboard tick along.
Will Jordan hit back with a score with penalties from both sides closing out the match. With hindsight New Zealand's call to close the gap to three points instead of kicking to the corner may be reviewed as the wrong decision.
But Ireland won't care, they've mad history and will be celebrating long into tonight.
Image source, getJoey Carbery
And surely that's the match? Carbery with nerves of steel slots the penalty to send the Aviva into deafening applause.
Ireland 26-20 New Zealand
O'Mahony has jumped up and down as they win a penalty. Beirne is embraced by his teammates and there are hugely emotional scenes.
It rests on Carbery to put Ireland beyond a converted try.
Ireland 26-20 New Zealand
Beirne knocks the ball on and it's another NZ scrum.
Can they break through this dogged Ireland defence? Just three minutes to go, my nerves a wracked!
Ireland 26-20 New Zealand
I gasped as Hugo Keenan sprints to take a NZ cross kick and he is almost away.
His offload is knocked on, NZ ball. A complete thriller.
Joey Carbery
A penalty from the halfway line and Carbery slots it home. It was close but it sails over the bar and the Aviva erupt in huge cheers.
NZ need to do a lot to change the momentum here.
Ireland 23-20 New Zealand
Wow! A sensational pass from NZ but O'Mahony and Lowe smother the ball and wins the penalty!
Time is now off as O'Mahony receives treatment and they will be thankful for the break.
Over 230 tackles for NZ so far in this brutal encounter!
Ireland 23-20 New Zealand
Spirited defence once again turns the ball over and it results in a NZ scrum.
Sexton will remain off the field after failing his HIA.
Jordie Barrett
It's clean from Barrett and we are back to a three point difference.
Can NZ steal the win here?
Ireland 23-17 New Zealand
The final pass is ruled forward!
They do come back for the advantage so NZ point to sticks.
Akria Ioane
Pearce is seeing if there's a forward pass here.
Nervous times!
Ireland 23-17 New Zealand
NZ are playing an advantage as they attack, Ireland have to give it everything here.
Joey Carbery
Made of great things it seems as he slots a three-pointer.
Six points in it, NZ could hit back!
Ireland 20-17 New Zealand
Michael Morrow
BBC Sport NI at the Aviva Stadium
Joey Carbery has long been seen as the heir to Johnny Sexton's throne.
On he comes with his side three points up against the All Blacks with 15 minutes to go.
What are you made of, Joey?
Ireland 20-17 New Zealand
This match is just breathless and amazing to watch!
Ireland were on the charge but again New Zealand hit a player without the ball.
Sexton points to the sticks but he is now off with a HIA. Joey Carbery is on.