I Don't Want to Jinx Ireland, But...

I Don't Want to Jinx Ireland, But...
Join me on an exhilarating journey through the rise of Irish rugby since the sport went professional in 1995, a period marked by incredible growth, triumphs, and unforgettable moments. From the struggles of the '90s to becoming a powerhouse in the sport, this video explores how Ireland's rugby landscape has evolved over the years. Get ready to relive the highs and lows, the iconic matches, and the rise of Irish rugby on the international stage. Don't miss this captivating story of passion, perseverance, and success.

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[EoinJoyceMapping]

I just want Ireland to make the semis so everyone can shut up about how "Ireland have never won a quarter final game." Oh yeah, and winning would be nice as well.

[seankinsella]

The IRFUs strategy over the last number of years is an incredible success. Grassroots has never been better, viewership is constantly growing, we have cemented our claim to being one of the best international sides in the world and all four provinces would be considered some of the biggest clubs in the world. Whether we win this world cup or not, Irish Rugby is in the best place it ever has been. I hope to see that continue.

[andresonnekus]

Lets wait until after the Bok game. I think that will tell a lot
Such a small margin between them in world rankings

[natedavis]

watching Irelands rise has been amazing an to anyone paying attention only a matter of time!! this is your cup to lose an as a proud welsh man that kills me to say as we are going in the opposite direction big time!!!

[hannesbornman]

I hope they do make it through the quarters. The finals should be Ireland vs SA. Now I just hope SA makes it through the quarters

[ryancherrington]

As a New Zealander, I’m so pumped for Ireland vs SA next week!!

[dfcool]

Another great vid hoping for a win for Ireland 🇮🇪

[aedanokelly]

The amount of whining from the fans of other teams 😂 If all y’all really thought Ireland didn’t stand a chance, you wouldn’t be so obsessed with us

[boudalff]

2009 was absolutely massive. I remember when Ireland were perennial underdogs. To get to a point where winning a grand slam in 2023 is “the cherry on the cake” is truly incredible. World cups are so hard to win though the IRFU have put Ireland in the best position possible to give them a chance!

[djambo]

Definitely the strongest squad Ireland have had now need to get down to business. Larmour was Irelands best player in the last world cup and had no chance of making this squad.

[RoyBattyLives]

Munster started it all in 2006 under Kidney. Set the stall out and then again in 2008. The belief that team had was incredible.

[jasonanthony]

We will be scotlands last chance, they have that Celtic fight in them and you seen them beat France a few weeks back. SA are a really good side and so passionate. I don’t like the scheduling, but if we are to ever get to or past the quarters. These are obstacles you need to overcome. We are getting stronger every year and the provinces set up has really been beneficial, the structure and set up. It’s even mad to think Rugby is Irelands 4th place sport after GAA and Soccer. I hope it’s our year. But definitely our strongest most experienced and skilled so far.

[chellnz]

As a Kiwi if I have to lose it wouldn't be so bad if it was to Ireland in the finals. For that to happen you have to come second in your pool so we don't knock you out again in the quarters.

[Int_paladin]

South African, but I cannot shake the feeling this is the one for Ireland.

[martinfinlay]

Funny how people write off Ireland 🇮🇪 and New Zealand 🇳🇿.

[Natedawg]

Everyone's saying Ireland should treat the quarter final like the actual final.

I think they should treat NEXT WEEK like the final.

At first I didn't take the boks seriously after they clattered the abs because, really, what can ya tell from warm ups? It's a different pitch every day. But their handling of the scots... you can bet Andy Farrell will be watching next week very closely.

No one wants to meet france this early in the tournament. Its like a death sentence.

[houndofzoltan]

Having lived through it all I know it all, but still worth watching. (Though not fond of the overuse of would when talking about the past) Thumbed up.

[CRAiCED.]

I'm completely huffing the copium but I genuinely believe we're going to go undefeated

[Cool-Air-Kani]

Ireland will have a idea where they stand after the South Africa game, so either way it doesn't matter. Ireland should be more worried about Scotland, they will have they tails up come final decider game of the group

[aidangriffiths]

That's a lot of corrections man haha good video