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Poll: Do you think Ireland can beat the All Blacks?

Ireland are favourites to win, but only by a small margin.

THOUSANDS OF RUGBY fans are flying to France to see Ireland take on New Zealand in Paris tomorrow.

Ireland have laughed off a bizarre suggestion that they were spying on All Blacks training ahead of the quarter-final at Stade de France.

As Irish fans flock to the French capital, they know their team are favourites to win, but only by a small margin.

So we’re asking, do you think Ireland will beat the All Blacks?

Poll Results:

Yes (9020)

Not sure (1783)

No (1748)

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