Nearly 14 years later and still get goosebumps watching this. Before the match I was definitely worried NZ would rip Munster apart. But this was an absolute declaration of war and we got a cracking game of rugby. Munster might be struggling for form at the minute but the recent defeat of the 'Boks in Cork shows that the Munster brand of being giant slayers has never gone away.
Just something I noticed - when Munster's NZ contingent break off to do the haka, the whole Munster squad (apparently instinctively) takes a couple of steps forward as well, staying tight behind them. A very "we're here with you" sort of moment that I really love about this sport
Awesome too see four former countrymen stand and deliver the haka too there former team mates and how well it was received by the All Blacks way too go Doug and the boys
I'm Irish by birth, but I'm Munster by the grace of God :) lol Best game of rugby I've seen from an Irish team vs a Southern Hemisphere team when it happened. And this was a 2nd or 3rd string Munster team, as our Irish international players couldn't play as they had represented Ireland vs New Zealand a few days before. There was no Ronan O'Gara in the Munster team that played this game.
+Kiki Kikison and in that first line lies the problem that caused Ireland to underachieve so massively for years. Munster pack cared more about province than country, and it showed
Fair play to the 4 lads in Munster for doing the haka unbelievable and amazing. And the complete silence during NZ's haka was amazing. Absolutely amazing and a great game :) Really makes me proud to be Irish..
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I've been to Thormond twice, been on the losing side twice(including the miracle game), been in awe of one of the greatest atmospheres in rugby (whether fiercely LOUD or deathly silent) and been very very drunk around the stadium. With the Heineken cup draw putting Munster and Gloucester together again, i'll be back this season!
makes me so proud to be a kiwi, no matter where we are in the world we will always represent our HOMELAND. This always brings a tear to my eye and make my heart skip a beat xo
I have so much respect for the Irish (the Munster crowd in particular). The respect that they showed the Kiwis on that day was tremendous! On behalf of NZ, we love our Irish brothers!
I was there that nite. something I will never ever forget! fair play to the 4 boys for doing it first! Incredible atmosphere. Best ever and Ive been to a fair few matches in Limerick and this beat all! Only got ticket the nite before and it wasnt one i was ever going to turn down, esp knowing Paul Warwick and watching him playing there
WHAT A GAME. This was just one sporting event I'll never forget, great build up to the game, brilliant atmosphere before hand with the haka's and the quality of rugby was outstanding. if only Munster had won.
You never really experience the haka unless you face up to it on the pitch and I've had the honour and priviledge to face the haka and by god does it give you goosebumps and you feel like doing the same to answer the challenge thrown down to you! I wish nearly every team did thier traditional war dance to go up against the haka and to shown that they will not back down like what munster did! Haka best challege to be ever laid down by anyone!
Man just to see the thier own brothers come out on them was very applauding and they diserve every moment of it. Makes islanders like my self very proud. I love my rugby nation!!!
Fair play to the Munster New Zealand players for doing what they did, unbelievable experience, shows real commitment to the Munster cause, Munster men for life. Playing against their national side and to do that, LEGENDS :)
I'm English living and Limerick and I was absolutely gunning for Munster that night. You'd have to be dead not to have some kind of response to those 2 Haka's. Great stuff and by far the best match that NZ had on that Euro Tour
I was in Thomond Park that night. Never forget the atmosphere. You could cut the tension with a knife. The roar from the crowd after the two hakas was blood curdling, it made the hairs stand on the back of my neck and then I knew that we were going to give NZ a right rattle that night. What a pity it was fussPoite who did the reffing. He loves to be centre stage...So proud to be a Munster rugby supporter. Bottomline is respect for your opponent, look then straight in the eye and give it your best shot
The mutual respect between the greatest country ever to pick up the oval ball and one of the proudest club sides ever to play the game is here for all to see. Thomond Park shows this respect to whoever the opposing team may be, but on this day in particular the respect given not just to the All Black team we faced, but to the history of New Zealand Rugby, made me very proud to be a Munster supporter. It was a privilege to watch the All Blacks...and we came very close to beating them !
this was apart of the 30th year anniversary of when Munster beat New Zealand in '78! I remember this game like it was yesterday, i was lucky enough to get a ticket, we dominated them up until the final half hour! would have been great if munster had won but with 1 point in the difference, i feel that it was a game well played!
i love that another team picked up there nuts and actually challenged the haka instead of whinging about it :) good on ya! so much respect. THIS IS WHAT NZ WANTS TO SEE
A lot of people don't like Munster. But there is no other stadium on earth where that would have happened - passion for their own and respect for others, in equal measure. Outstanding.
That was something special alright, I love how the crowd got behind the munster hake and were respectfully quite during the ab haka, ... very special, only ever seen that at home
Its only in our beutifull game can such an incident of pure theatre take place. As a London based Scarlet I loved the Munster Haka challenge at the time and I defy anyone to say it is not a magical moment now and will be talked about in rugby folklaw for generations to come.
Loving this clip... The Haka was made out of mans Fear of Death or being caught while hiding. It basically signals before I die "This is what I have to say" This is the way the AB's roll, when the few step forward to Haka it had neutralized something for Munster. When Munster did the Haka the AB's were in fear of the few, they were loose in there approach to much moment to high in there there stance. The Kaia (Leader of the Haka) didn't ready the team.. The Leader of the AB's Haka was only focused on the middle of Munster wall of red Jerseys not the side's a sign of weakness. Best tips for responding to the Haka, Stand together bind tight, maintain eye contact this so important.. don't move, don't spit, keep your heads still and focus while maintaining eye contact and the most important thing never smile this will bring you to your end. AB's are looking for weaknesses. A few kiwis stepped forward to do the Haka this was enough to unsettle the AB's they saw the Heart. I'm a Kiwi and I love AB's and the Kiwi's but I enjoy watching the little guy stepping it up. Loving the Irish great people they love to laugh and I like to blow shit up. I know this is a Scottish reference but it was a Brave Heart moment. As we say in New Zealand, Ireland you have lot of apple boi. Go the Irish!
Noah.. thanks for that dude... loved reading your post. Was at the game .. and when our boys stepped forward the place went mental .. Rua, Dougie, Mafs and wee Jerry Manning ... was so proud of them that night.
sledger2003 I could just imagine how you were feeling Dougie, Rua, Mafs and Jerry Manning in a few words never dropped there nuts, take bow boys done very kiwi proud. In all honesty it's proper and respected for any kiwi to Haka str8 back at a Haka, regardless the level not many no this. I've never seen any thing like this at this level, bro you witnessed something beautiful and rare. I'm guessing Doug knows the Kawa and encouraged the others to step out, Defiant az bitches lol!! All the best bro Respect.
@@3storiesUp Lucky you - I remember walking around Limerick for 8 hours before the match begging for a ticket and I couldn't get one. I watched it in Dolans in the end. My emotions were so strong I'm almost glad I wasn't there! I still watch the match and the Haka etc, and it brings tears to my eyes. What a totally fabulous testament to what sport can be when it's played with total passion. I'll never ever forget the looks the NZ players gave each other walking off at half time - it was a total 'WTF is happening?" :)
I remember that night in Limerick. Half the city had the following day off work. Tickets were impossible to come by, and everyone was out in the city in the off-chance they would run into the teams. Unbelievable atmosphere. Other than the two Heineken Cup wins, maybe the most buzz around Limerick City in the entire decade.
@nephu2 Rua is so badly missed ... we ALL wish he was still here now playing for us.. one of the best.. he is a great great man, and all Munster fans love him a great deal.
i am a kiwi and i love munster rugby. Kiwis need to learn a lesson from these guys. passion and respect. These supporters were so quiet when goals were getting kicked that you could hear the crickets and the wind.
is that doug howlett at 0:24? And I have to say, apart from the always expected good quality matches the All-Blacks play, I always enjoy watching the Haka
I was speaking from Munster's point of view, of course there was the game in 1978, but I was only a kid then ;-) When you're from Limerick, you're Munster first, Ireland second!!
@kezlouise I only watched it on tv and i still got shivers... being there must have been fantastic...i watch this video to get myself going....its so respectful and passionate which makes rugby the worlds best sport
The days when Munster where the leading force in Irish and European Rugby and New Zealand were just about to take off and dominant World rugby with 2 World Cups in a row. 🏆🏉
They played munster on their European tour that year because it was 30 years since they had played them before ( a game which Munster won ). Also it was Munsters first game in a newly refurbished stadium. remember watching it that night, think it was a midweek game. Super game , Munster nearly bet them again, and half the munster team were away with the irish national side. think there was just 1 point in it in the end
@MrTighe2009 it was zero of Ireland vs New Zealand. This was a mostly second string munster team as there irish players were on international duty and therfore unable to play there were images of them in the crowd watching!
If you want a dictionary definition of 'defiance', watch this video. A very special irish sporting moment and an occasion that can only be created when the All Blacks come to town. Rugby is the greatest sport on the planet.
Makes me proud to be Irish to see such respect. Unlike those across the Irish sea singing swing low over the top of the Haka. Doesn't surprise me though 😑
Was at that game it was really a great game ! But since munster and Leinster are doing well ticket prices are after getting so high forcing people out it's not like when I was in France really the best fans arond south of France
rua tipoki- former nz maori captain leifimi mafi no cap now in perpignan jeremy manning (porn star moustache) a young kiwi who came to uni in ireland when he joined munster, no cap either, last i heard he was playing in newcastle
@ripewiththings2say it was a commemoration game. when the all blacks toured Ireland many years ago they famously beat The All Blacks 12-0. History was about to repeat itself but Jo Rokocoko scored for The All Blacks with about 3 minutes to go. Not taking any credit away from Munster & they probably deserved to win but it was one of the most frustrating games to ever watch from a NZ perspective.
From Sligo ,never paid any attention to Rugby, but I have to say that was good to see. Go Munster! yeah I know I'm fron Sligo I shouldn't say that, but Go Munster.
@PerfectRoast its so much more enjoyable when its heard as well. if i had a few more pennies id be joinin u kiwis for the RWC, lets hope we see each other in the final!!!
Nearly 14 years later and still get goosebumps watching this.
Before the match I was definitely worried NZ would rip Munster apart. But this was an absolute declaration of war and we got a cracking game of rugby.
Munster might be struggling for form at the minute but the recent defeat of the 'Boks in Cork shows that the Munster brand of being giant slayers has never gone away.
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Just something I noticed - when Munster's NZ contingent break off to do the haka, the whole Munster squad (apparently instinctively) takes a couple of steps forward as well, staying tight behind them. A very "we're here with you" sort of moment that I really love about this sport
Awesome too see four former countrymen stand and deliver the haka too there former team mates and how well it was received by the All Blacks way too go Doug and the boys
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I mean they're still your countrymen.
Look at the Munsters players while their kiwis did the haka. They were pumped as fuck…..what a feeling they felt at that moment.
The Munster crowd is outstanding, the stand in complete silence for the haka, and than for the conversion. What an amazing rugby city !
God almighty, that game was nearly 7 years ago, I've just watched it now and the hairs on my body were all up. Amazing.
As a proud Leinster and Ireland man this is just spine tingling stuff from Munster. Absolute awesome Haka.
WOW, great respect for the Munster crowd... I would be proud to be part of that crowd.
From South Africa
I'm a Kiwi, and what an epic moment that was, and what a brilliant game. Definitely agree on more of this! The crowd is stunning.
I'm Irish by birth, but I'm Munster by the grace of God :) lol
Best game of rugby I've seen from an Irish team vs a Southern Hemisphere team when it happened. And this was a 2nd or 3rd string Munster team, as our Irish international players couldn't play as they had represented Ireland vs New Zealand a few days before. There was no Ronan O'Gara in the Munster team that played this game.
+Kiki Kikison and in that first line lies the problem that caused Ireland to underachieve so massively for years. Munster pack cared more about province than country, and it showed
inBODwetrust13 Irish By Birth, Munster By Grace Of God
@@gracey2727 munster are hopeless
i love the way the entire stadium stayed so quiet. a testiment to the discipline of the fans.
Fair play to the 4 lads in Munster for doing the haka unbelievable and amazing. And the complete silence during NZ's haka was amazing. Absolutely amazing and a great game :)
Really makes me proud to be Irish..
The silence of the crowd is deafening
Great respect love it
i'll never forget that atmosphere there that night! just like i'll never forget that final 3 minutes!
You can't beat the Irish fans, some respect.
But you'll always beat the Ireland team in the quarter finals of the Rugby World Cup though... :/
Total respect mate
Same for this year
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The fact that Paul Warwick never got to play international rugby is a fucking tragedy.
Criminal how he never played international rugby.
I've been to Thormond twice, been on the losing side twice(including the miracle game), been in awe of one of the greatest atmospheres in rugby (whether fiercely LOUD or deathly silent) and been very very drunk around the stadium. With the Heineken cup draw putting Munster and Gloucester together again, i'll be back this season!
makes me so proud to be a kiwi, no matter where we are in the world we will always represent our HOMELAND. This always brings a tear to my eye and make my heart skip a beat xo
Yea nothing is better than being a true kiwi
taz brooks apart from been a man of Munster
@@tarynesawsome besides a true Munster man
@@oisinolochlainn4437 ya
Pretty much sums up why rugby is the best sport in the world! Awesome show from the Munster fans and their Kiwi contingent!
Peace
I got to see this in person, it will always be the most incredible match I will see in my life.
I have so much respect for the Irish (the Munster crowd in particular). The respect that they showed the Kiwis on that day was tremendous!
On behalf of NZ, we love our Irish brothers!
We love the haka the teams tat disrespect it are fucking idiots ahem england and Australia Wales have once and they didnt do it again
@@nicoladollard1845 wwwww sorry
@@willrees7652 a year too late aren't ya
@@nicoladollard1845 how did Wales disrespect The Haka?
@@willrees7652 made them do the is haka in a shed does that answer your question look it up
I was there that nite. something I will never ever forget! fair play to the 4 boys for doing it first! Incredible atmosphere. Best ever and Ive been to a fair few matches in Limerick and this beat all! Only got ticket the nite before and it wasnt one i was ever going to turn down, esp knowing Paul Warwick and watching him playing there
That muster didn't send shivers down my spine it sent tears of emotion 😢 love it
WHAT A GAME. This was just one sporting event I'll never forget, great build up to the game, brilliant atmosphere before hand with the haka's and the quality of rugby was outstanding. if only Munster had won.
You never really experience the haka unless you face up to it on the pitch and I've had the honour and priviledge to face the haka and by god does it give you goosebumps and you feel like doing the same to answer the challenge thrown down to you! I wish nearly every team did thier traditional war dance to go up against the haka and to shown that they will not back down like what munster did! Haka best challege to be ever laid down by anyone!
Man just to see the thier own brothers come out on them was very applauding and they diserve every moment of it. Makes islanders like my self very proud. I love my rugby nation!!!
Fair play to the Munster New Zealand players for doing what they did, unbelievable experience, shows real commitment to the Munster cause, Munster men for life. Playing against their national side and to do that, LEGENDS :)
I'm English living and Limerick and I was absolutely gunning for Munster that night. You'd have to be dead not to have some kind of response to those 2 Haka's. Great stuff and by far the best match that NZ had on that Euro Tour
well said BROCK
I was in Thomond Park that night. Never forget the atmosphere. You could cut the tension with a knife. The roar from the crowd after the two hakas was blood curdling, it made the hairs stand on the back of my neck and then I knew that we were going to give NZ a right rattle that night. What a pity it was fussPoite who did the reffing. He loves to be centre stage...So proud to be a Munster rugby supporter. Bottomline is respect for your opponent, look then straight in the eye and give it your best shot
Best challenge to the haka there's aver been
We really need to see Bundee, James, Jamison, and Joey lining up for a haka against the All Blacks next time Ireland play against the AB's!
Or Sexton and Murray doing a wee jig...🇮🇪👍
One of the best games of rugby played on Irish soil. a credit to both teams.
The mutual respect between the greatest country ever to pick up the oval ball and one of the proudest club sides ever to play the game is here for all to see. Thomond Park shows this respect to whoever the opposing team may be, but on this day in particular the respect given not just to the All Black team we faced, but to the history of New Zealand Rugby, made me very proud to be a Munster supporter. It was a privilege to watch the All Blacks...and we came very close to beating them !
this was apart of the 30th year anniversary of when Munster beat New Zealand in '78! I remember this game like it was yesterday, i was lucky enough to get a ticket, we dominated them up until the final half hour! would have been great if munster had won but with 1 point in the difference, i feel that it was a game well played!
It was also one of the most passionate games ever in Ireland with NZ only just shading it with 4 minutes left...
Outstanding!
i love that another team picked up there nuts and actually challenged the haka instead of whinging about it :) good on ya! so much respect.
THIS IS WHAT NZ WANTS TO SEE
Seeing that haka done by Munster was so kick ass!!!! It makes me extremely proud to be from Munster and amensly proud to be Irish !!!!!!
A lot of people don't like Munster. But there is no other stadium on earth where that would have happened - passion for their own and respect for others, in equal measure. Outstanding.
NOTHING sends shivers like a full All Black Haka! All kudos to the Munster Kiwis
though!
I love this sport.
Fans with such respect means to me they are part of a very Great People
Damn, New Zealanders are so bad ass.
If that doesn't send shivers down your spine then nothing will..... Excellent
i got so many shivers down my spine i nearly burst out crying
That was something special alright, I love how the crowd got behind the munster hake and were respectfully quite during the ab haka,
... very special, only ever seen that at home
Us irish love the all blacks but this was so special and still gives ya chills to see the Munster players behind their kiwi teammates wow
4:10 Another Munster man taken far too early. Motor-Neurone has to be one of the worst diseases out there. R.I.P Paul Darbyshire.
Loved and adored in Munster. RIP Paul.
What is it with MND and Rugby Players? Doddie Weir of Scotland has it too
@@CopperBeech777 Jarod Cunningham of NZ, Joost VDWH of SA...
@@geansai333 Rob Burrow of Leeds Rhinos (Rugby League) diagnosed with MND in 2019
@@geansai333 Tinus Linee, John Mudgeway, Ryan Walker
MND linked to Rugby related Concussion?
Its only in our beutifull game can such an incident of pure theatre take place. As a London based Scarlet I loved the Munster Haka challenge at the time and I defy anyone to say it is not a magical moment now and will be talked about in rugby folklaw for generations to come.
Loving this clip... The Haka was made out of mans Fear of Death or being caught while hiding. It basically signals before I die "This is what I have to say" This is the way the AB's roll, when the few step forward to Haka it had neutralized something for Munster. When Munster did the Haka the AB's were in fear of the few, they were loose in there approach to much moment to high in there there stance. The Kaia (Leader of the Haka) didn't ready the team.. The Leader of the AB's Haka was only focused on the middle of Munster wall of red Jerseys not the side's a sign of weakness. Best tips for responding to the Haka, Stand together bind tight, maintain eye contact this so important.. don't move, don't spit, keep your heads still and focus while maintaining eye contact and the most important thing never smile this will bring you to your end. AB's are looking for weaknesses. A few kiwis stepped forward to do the Haka this was enough to unsettle the AB's they saw the Heart. I'm a Kiwi and I love AB's and the Kiwi's but I enjoy watching the little guy stepping it up. Loving the Irish great people they love to laugh and I like to blow shit up. I know this is a Scottish reference but it was a Brave Heart moment. As we say in New Zealand, Ireland you have lot of apple boi. Go the Irish!
Noah.. thanks for that dude... loved reading your post. Was at the game .. and when our boys stepped forward the place went mental .. Rua, Dougie, Mafs and wee Jerry Manning ... was so proud of them that night.
sledger2003
I could just imagine how you were feeling Dougie, Rua, Mafs and Jerry Manning in a few words never dropped there nuts, take bow boys done very kiwi proud. In all honesty it's proper and respected for any kiwi to Haka str8 back at a Haka, regardless the level not many no this. I've never seen any thing like this at this level, bro you witnessed something beautiful and rare. I'm guessing Doug knows the Kawa and encouraged the others to step out, Defiant az bitches lol!! All the best bro Respect.
@@3storiesUp Lucky you - I remember walking around Limerick for 8 hours before the match begging for a ticket and I couldn't get one. I watched it in Dolans in the end. My emotions were so strong I'm almost glad I wasn't there! I still watch the match and the Haka etc, and it brings tears to my eyes. What a totally fabulous testament to what sport can be when it's played with total passion. I'll never ever forget the looks the NZ players gave each other walking off at half time - it was a total 'WTF is happening?" :)
@@BillyBob-dt8di A special night indeed lad.
I remember that night in Limerick. Half the city had the following day off work. Tickets were impossible to come by, and everyone was out in the city in the off-chance they would run into the teams. Unbelievable atmosphere.
Other than the two Heineken Cup wins, maybe the most buzz around Limerick City in the entire decade.
@nephu2
Rua is so badly missed ... we ALL wish he was still here now playing for us.. one of the best.. he is a great great man, and all Munster fans love him a great deal.
i am a kiwi and i love munster rugby. Kiwis need to learn a lesson from these guys. passion and respect. These supporters were so quiet when goals were getting kicked that you could hear the crickets and the wind.
im not a big rugby fan but after watchin this game my intrest definitly increased and i`d say irish sporting moment of 08
die hard springboks fan here
THIS WAS AMAZING
is that doug howlett at 0:24?
And I have to say, apart from the always expected good quality matches the All-Blacks play, I always enjoy watching the Haka
was at the match! during the all blacks haka you could have heard a pin drop! epic!
and we will be happy to welcome you back Richthepirate enjoy yourself in Limerick
Best game I think I ever saw, even though we lost!
+MarbleStairsIreland Irelands best game against New Zealand came in 2013
I was speaking from Munster's point of view, of course there was the game in 1978, but I was only a kid then ;-) When you're from Limerick, you're Munster first, Ireland second!!
yea different story now
As a Leinster man, I honestly don't remember the All Blacks Haka, but I remember the Munster Haka, don't think I'll ever forget it.
@kezlouise I only watched it on tv and i still got shivers... being there must have been fantastic...i watch this video to get myself going....its so respectful and passionate which makes rugby the worlds best sport
the silence offered by the munster crowd for the nz haka and the conversion attempt was stunning.
The days when Munster where the leading force in Irish and European Rugby and New Zealand were just about to take off and dominant World rugby with 2 World Cups in a row. 🏆🏉
They played munster on their European tour that year because it was 30 years since they had played them before ( a game which Munster won ). Also it was Munsters first game in a newly refurbished stadium. remember watching it that night, think it was a midweek game. Super game , Munster nearly bet them again, and half the munster team were away with the irish national side. think there was just 1 point in it in the end
Donnacha Ryan at 1.30 is just fucking class. Ready to rip them assunder
MAATE ! NOTHING GETS THE GITTERS FLUTTERING LIKE THE COMMON GROUND WE RUGBY FANS SHARE ! AND THAT'S RESPECT ! LIKE NO OTHER SPORT !
@MrTighe2009 it was zero of Ireland vs New Zealand. This was a mostly second string munster team as there irish players were on international duty and therfore unable to play there were images of them in the crowd watching!
Just been announced today March 16 that Munster will play Australia in November 2010
Superb way to deal with the All Black Haka: complete silence.
Its a show of respect by the Munster fans, the NZ team have always been happy with the show from the Munster fans
Really should have 50million views
Thats what Munster is all about, Respect for the oponents because they know they are in for a battle. Love Munster
Brilliant 👏 should have more views
hard to believe 4 aib league players playin 4 munster wit that performance, epic!
Honestly this the greatest haka
This is Munster rugby
What a great moment in sport
Who is the guy at 0:27 with the 'stache? He looks like a mad maxx villain. So badass.
in my humble opinion this is the greatest Haka, followed by the one for Axl.
Bring back midweek games...
If you want a dictionary definition of 'defiance', watch this video. A very special irish sporting moment and an occasion that can only be created when the All Blacks come to town. Rugby is the greatest sport on the planet.
Time to get into the groove for tomorrows game
Makes me proud to be Irish to see such respect. Unlike those across the Irish sea singing swing low over the top of the Haka. Doesn't surprise me though 😑
Was at that game it was really a great game ! But since munster and Leinster are doing well ticket prices are after getting so high forcing people out it's not like when I was in France really the best fans arond south of France
Still electrifying
With Doug Howlett, who were the other 3 that performed the haka with him? Were they former all blacks as well.
rua tipoki- former nz maori captain
leifimi mafi no cap now in perpignan
jeremy manning (porn star moustache) a young kiwi who came to uni in ireland when he joined munster, no cap either, last i heard he was playing in newcastle
Can we get a return of this fixture, or would it be too anticlimactic when Munster won?
Truly happy this happened in my lifetime!
I've yet to see something similar to that happen again! We should have the NZ team over more often to play Munster!
@ripewiththings2say it was a commemoration game. when the all blacks toured Ireland many years ago they famously beat The All Blacks 12-0. History was about to repeat itself but Jo Rokocoko scored for The All Blacks with about 3 minutes to go. Not taking any credit away from Munster & they probably deserved to win but it was one of the most frustrating games to ever watch from a NZ perspective.
This should be shown to all English fans .... Proper respect shown to the haka!! Unlike the ignorance seen at twickenham last week
love for Munster, most exciting province, along with Connaught
Never ever underestimate the resilience of the Irish People. I'm love my Fuckin' Country.
It doesn't matter how my times you see this...Munster haka was amazing
Juste. Beautiful
Rugby fans are the best Total Total Respect
From Sligo ,never paid any attention to Rugby, but I have to say that was good to see.
Go Munster! yeah I know I'm fron Sligo I shouldn't say that, but Go Munster.
amazing moment in Irish rugby history
Really great vid.
love the irish crowds silence for the haka. born in ireland. great country and great people
@PerfectRoast its so much more enjoyable when its heard as well. if i had a few more pennies id be joinin u kiwis for the RWC, lets hope we see each other in the final!!!
why does it say only try scored against nz during the tour to europe in 08 when the score is already 14 mun 10 nz?