The Maori All Blacks will play Ireland's Munster in Limerick as part of a northern tour that kicks off with the already announced Chicago fixture against the USA Eagles.
The Maori All Blacks first play Munster at Thomond Park on Friday 11 November.
The team kicks off its 2016 tour by taking on the USA Eagles at Toyota Park Chicago on Friday 4 November in an historic double header 'Rugby Weekend' with the All Blacks playing Ireland at Chicago's famous Soldier Field stadium the following evening.
Maori Rugby Board Chairman Wayne Peters said the additional fixture was an exciting opportunity to take the Maori All Blacks style of rugby to the northern hemisphere.
"The Maori All Blacks is a unique team that represents a very special part of our culture, heritage and tradition in New Zealand. Any time the Maori All Blacks play overseas, they capture the imagination of fans with their exciting and entertaining style of rugby, together with their distinctive cultural identity.