: In July 2022, Ireland toured New Zealand and became only the fifth touring side to win a series there, securing back-to-back victories for a 2–1 series win.

After 111 years of near-total domination by New Zealand, the rivalry between the All Blacks and Ireland has shifted into a highly competitive, modern-day battle where Ireland is no longer the perpetual underdog. While the All Blacks maintained an undefeated streak from 1905 until 2016, the subsequent decade saw the two nations share a nearly equal record, with Ireland securing historic wins both at home and away. Sat, Nov 1 New Zealand won! New Zealand The Era of Domination (1905–2013)

: Ireland secured their first-ever victory against the All Blacks in Dublin in 2018 with a 16–9 result.

: Between their first meeting in 1905 and 2016, Ireland failed to win a single test match against the All Blacks.

: This victory removed the "fear factor" for Ireland and signaled the start of a genuine, balanced rivalry. Recent History and Rivalry Shift (2018–Present)

: The only blemish on New Zealand's record during this time was a 10–10 draw at Lansdowne Road in 1973.