After the Irish rugby team helped themselves to a historic series win over the All Blacks last night, centre Bundee Aki helped himself to a fan's fried chicken while celebrating on the streets of Wellington.
Ireland triumphed 32-22 over the All Blacks, becoming the fifth touring side ever to achieve a series win over the All Blacks at home - but the first since 1994.
![Irish rugby player Bundee Aki out on the town in Wellington last night. Photo / supplied](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/NVWNH65AXEVZ6NGDUVZ37LE47I.jpg?auth=3b7a69a841d27d1f596e7d7cc5006e5312e7b46cb28fa868e0fc5e530e112ff8&width=16&height=29&quality=70&smart=true)
Both sets of fans took to the streets of the capital after the New Zealand side's loss at Sky Stadium. At least two Irish players - Aki and Peter O'Mahony - joined in the revelry.
![Irish rugby player Peter O'Mahony out on the town in Wellington. Photo / supplied](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/TA7D2H4EMD5XZGQHBD4DHNM5J4.jpg?auth=34678d065f8780f2890bfc4c53bd9f279c11752b9d436584bd1e8d3661981e67&width=16&height=29&quality=70&smart=true)