That was a tough one to take.
Ireland came up just short in their decisive test with South Africa in Port Elizabeth, going down 19-13 in the third match, with the series score at 1-1 going into the encounter.
The sides shared one try a-piece, with Luke Marshall touching down in the 16th minute to give Joe Schmidt's side a great start, before South Africa countered, scoring their own try and performing well from the boot to capture the entire series.
Needless to say, Irish people have reacted with bitter disappointment.
https://twitter.com/IrishRugby/status/746751727836200960
https://twitter.com/cooper_m/status/746745840950218752
https://twitter.com/RozzaDonnelly/status/746746489070825472
https://twitter.com/RousseauAl/status/746746799524806656
https://twitter.com/Rrek_Oonagh/status/746746773977305088
https://twitter.com/olivercallan/status/746748387924508673
https://twitter.com/niamhieobrien/status/746748934928896000
https://twitter.com/Munsterrugby/status/746746022194470912
https://twitter.com/RoryPKeane/status/746749900067586048
https://twitter.com/LewisMeadhbh/status/746748014891532290
https://twitter.com/UlsterRugby/status/746746541143130112
It was certainly a series to remember.
https://twitter.com/Springboks/status/746752279043203072
