"Sometimes you drop people and after a conversation five minutes later you wish you should have picked them because they get another chance," said Farrell.

Ireland head coach Andy Farrell said he felt his side became "too desperate" at times and bemoaned their error-count after they lost 23-13 to New Zealand in Dublin on Friday evening. The defeat meant Ireland's 19-match unbeaten run came to an end at the hands of the All Blacks,

Andy Farrell says Ireland must remedy the psychological shortcomings which caused them to become “desperate” during a disheartening Dublin defeat to the All Blacks. The Six Nations champions slipped to a disappointing 23-13 loss in their Autumn Nations Series opener after being punished for a raft of errors and repeated infringements.

The Ireland head coach made just one alteration to the starting XV which failed to rise to the occasion of last Friday’s World Cup quarter-final rematch

Andy Farrell believes taking on Argentina will be the “perfect” test of Ireland’s character after they “let a few people down” during a deflating defeat to the All Blacks. At such a critical moment in US history,