The Ireland captain on handling the hype around the game, dealing with a late change to the team and the incredible atmosphere in Aviva Stadium.

Ireland number 8 CJ Stander spoke to Irish Rugby TV about dealing with the hype surrounding Saturday's GUINNESS Series Test and embracing the opportunity to face world champions New Zealand.

Head coach Joe Schmidt and returning centre Garry Ringrose were at the top table for the Ireland team announcement press conference ahead of Saturday's GUINNESS Series clash with New Zealand at the Aviva Stadium (kick-off 7pm).

There are four new caps included in the Ireland Women's squad for Sunday's encounter with the USA at Energia Park (kick-off 1pm). We hear from head coach Adam Griggs about their progression and the challenge Ireland face this weekend.

Ireland Women's scrum half Ailsa Hughes spoke to Irish Rugby TV about the squad's preparations for their eagerly-awaited clash with the USA at Energia Park on Sunday afternoon (kick-off 1pm).

Flanker and vice-captain Peter O'Mahony looks ahead to Saturday night's game against New Zealand and says that the 'intensity levels' are always high when you play for Ireland.

Experienced Ireland winger Keith Earls is hoping to face New Zealand for the fifth time in his career on Saturday. But for now, he is concentrating on getting himself and his preparation right.

Talking to the media today at the team base in Maynooth, Ireland defence coach Andy Farrell spoke about why New Zealand are the best in the world and why Ireland want to play them to test themselves.

"You can't say it is just another game, they don't come along too often. We want to see where we are," said out-half Jonathan Sexton, looking forward to Saturday's GUINNESS Series match against New Zealand at the Aviva Stadium (kick-off 7pm).

Prop Jack McGrath spoke to Irish Rugby TV about the recovery regime following a bruising encounter with Argentina and how the Ireland squad will try to avoid the hype and the emotional build-up to stay focused for New Zealand.

Watch the highlights from Ireland's opening GUINNESS Series Test against Argentina at a sold-out Aviva Stadium. Joe Schmidt's men maintained their winning form with Kieran Marmion, Bundee Aki and replacement Luke McGrath scoring tries in a 28-17 triumph.

Head coach Joe Schmidt and captain Rory Best give their reaction to Ireland's win 28-17 GUINNESS Series win over Argentina at the post-match press conference in the Aviva Stadium.

Take an exclusive look behind the scenes at Ireland's 28-17 GUINNESS Series win over Argentina at the Aviva Stadium. It was a record 10th successive home victory for the men in green.

Speaking to Irish Rugby TV after the 28-17 win over Argentina, Ireland back rower Dan Leavy said: "They're a big physical team, we really had to dig in. We had one or two really important scores in the second half and we played the game in the right areas of the park. It was a very tough battle but we're delighted - it gives us a bit of momentum to take into next week."

The set piece will be a key battle ground on Saturday and Ireland forwards coach Simon Easterby is expecting the lineouts to be heavily contested. He talks us through the threats posed by Argentina.

The Italy win brought a good energy to the Ireland camp says captain Rory Best. He spoke to Irish Rugby TV at the Captain's Run today about preparations for Ireland v Argentina.

Iain Henderson, who starts in the second row against Argentina, spoke to Irish Rugby TV about his goals for the game, the competition for places, and the privilege of pulling on the Ireland jersey.

Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt and prop Tadhg Furlong spoke to the media at Carton House where the team line-up was announced for Saturday's opening GUINNESS Series game against Argentina (kick-off 6.30pm).

Ireland scrum half Luke McGrath looks at the threats posed by Argentina ahead of the sides' GUINNESS Series clash at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday (kick-off 6.30pm).

He has always felt Irish and always supported Ireland in school. A few days on from winning his first cap in Chicago, we hear from Will Addison on his Ireland debut, his parents' pride and his family support.