KOBE, Japan (Reuters) - It was consistency that took Ireland to a place where they were considered Rugby World Cup contenders and loose forward CJ Stander believes they must rediscover it if they are to revive a campaign rocked by a shock loss to Japan.
Renowned through the decades as a team that ran hot and cold, the Irish became the Northern Hemisphere benchmark for consistency in 2018 when they won the Six Nations with a Grand Slam and notched up a second win over New Zealand.
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