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Ireland Autumn Internationals 2017

Ireland won all three matches in the 2017 Guinness Series. Ireland ran up a record score against the Springboks in the opening match, before a second-string Ireland team narrowly beat Fiji in the second match. Ireland then made it a clean sweep with a hard fought victory over Argentina in the final match of the series.

Ireland Autumn 2017 Results

Ireland South Africa Ireland 38-3 South Africa Aviva Stadium, Dublin Saturday 11th November 2017 Attendance: 51,000
Ireland Fiji Ireland 23-20 Fiji Aviva Stadium, Dublin Saturday 18th November 2017 Attendance: 51,000
Ireland Argentina Ireland 28-19 Argentina Aviva Stadium, Dublin Saturday 25th November 2017 Attendance: 51,000

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Ireland players in a huddle before match against Argentina

5 things we have learned from Ireland's autumn international series

26th November 2017

Ireland powered to a clean sweep of three victories in the November series, dispatching South Africa, edging past Fiji and overcoming Argentina. Here, we examine the key lessons from that autumn Test campaign.

Jacob Stockdale scores a try for Ireland against Argentina

Ireland complete autumn series clean sweep with 28-19 win over Argentina

25th November 2017

Jacob Stockdale rubber-stamped his Test match quality with a two-try haul as Ireland beat Argentina 28-19 in Dublin.

Leinster second row James Ryan

Ireland captain Rory Best urges James Ryan to prove himself against Argentina

24th November 2017

James Ryan must show his leadership "presence" right from the start of his Test career, according to Ireland captain Rory Best.

Argentina team to face Ireland in Dublin

23rd November 2017

Argentina head coach Daniel Hourcade has named his side to face Ireland in Saturday's autumn international at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

Ireland team to face Argentina in Dublin

23rd November 2017

Robbie Henshaw will miss Ireland's Argentina clash with a suspected hamstring injury, while Leinster wing Adam Byrne will make his Test debut in Dublin on Saturday.