Rob Kearney and Peter O'Mahony will return to an experienced Ireland line-up for Saturday's World Cup last eight clash with the All Blacks.
With Bundee Aki suspended, Robbie Henshaw moves from outside centre to inside centre and will be partnered by Garry Ringrose, who started the first three pool games. In the pack, the front row will consist of Cian Healy, skipper Rory Best and Tadhg Furlong, James Ryan and Iain Henderson continue their second row partnership and O'Mahony is joined in the back row by Josh van der Flier and CJ Stander.
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