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The World Cup sticking purpose of Ireland is insisted by luke McGrath won’t taint leaving head trainer Joe Schmidt’s heritage.
New Zealand at Tokyo knocked out of the tournament in Japan ireland.
The defeat ruler Rory stepping after the World Cup out from the Ireland setup and marks the end of an age.
“They have been incredible for the whole squad,” said McGrath.
“They ought to be proud of their achievements for rugby.”
Schmidt led Ireland to some stint at the peak of the world ranks including the 2018 Grand Slam.
The Clermont along with Leinster boss couldn’t break Ireland’s World Cup curse but McGrath is adamant it won’t leave a mark for its 54-year-old.
Defence coach Andy Farrell will replace Schmidt as head coach, and the former England man will have a large rebuilding task on his hands.
“It was gutting to reduce that match, but it genuinely doesn’t taint their heritage,” added the Leinster scrum-half.
“It’s disappointing that this is how we say goodbye to Joe Schmidt and Rory finest, however we’ll look over it and move on from here.
“It’s sad that Rory and Joe are leaving us, they were emotional in the living area.
“They were just saying how proud they were to be a part of the team.
“It’s a tricky time for them, but I’m sure when they signify they will do so with time”
Despite heading to the tournament as the number one ranked side in the Earth, Ireland was consigned by a shock defeat hosts Japan in their second Pool A fixture against the All Blacks.
“We did not talk about the quarter-finalswe only understood the All Blacks are a enormous challenge,” added McGrath.
“The scoreline says they were the much better team daily.
“We needed to earn a whole lot of tackles today, and that has been difficult on the lads at the conclusion of the match.
“Whenever they attacked they came away with points.
He also added:”The quarter-finals certainly have been a sticking point for us, but we never once talked about that.”
“It’s unfortunate that we’re outside in the quarter-finals again, however you need to look and say they absolutely deserved to win, so they were the much better team.
“That is hugely frustrating to us. So we have to go back and look at where we could improve. We have to state whole charge, although that will include elements that are modest in each single area.
“It’s disappointing we did not add a performance to do justice to our fantastic support. But we’ll be back”
Holders and tournament favourites New Zealand score seven tries in a 46-14 win on outplayed Ireland who fall at the phase again.
Ireland trainer Joe Schmidt says Ireland were partially architects of their own downfall in their 46-14 World Cup overcome by New Zealand.
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