The All Blacks will play
their first match in Belfast in nearly 30 years when they take on Ireland A in November.
The game will form part of their tour of Ireland, Scotland and Argentina, the New Zealand Rugby Football Union said today.
The All Blacks play Ireland A in the tour opener on November 13th, followed by Ireland in Dublin on either November 17th or 18th.
They then cross the water to face Scotland A on November 24th, at a venue yet to be decided, and the test against Scotland at Murrayfield on either November 24th or 25th, a NZRFU spokesman said.
New Zealand will also play a one-off test against Argentina on December 1st, he added.
