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LISTEN TO RTE IRELAND COMMENTATOR MICHAEL CORCORAN TALK WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST ABOVEThere's clearly a bit of ill-feeling in Ireland about the way things played out the last time the All Blacks were in Dublin.It was an unforgettably brutal test that saw three Irishmen concussed, two All Blacks yellow carded and an edgy post-match interview where Steve Hansen asked his questioner if she was trying to get him to admit he was in charge of a dirty team.The day after the All Blacks' 21-9 victory, Irish team manager Mick Kearney suggested 12 incidents had been put in front of the citing commissioner, 11 of which had been committed by the All Blacks.Two incidents in particular had upset the Irish: the first was early in the game when Sam Cane's shoulder collected Robbie Henshaw's head in a clash that the officials saw as accidental but the crowd didn't.And the second was a high tackle by Malakai Fekitoa on Simon Zebo after 60 minutes that was yellow carded when a judicial panel later ruled it should have been red