Ireland played Argentina in Dublin on Friday.
Robbie Henshaw says there's a lot of work-ons for Ireland after they narrowly survived an Argentina comeback to win in Dublin last Friday.
The Athlone centre made his first appearance of the Autumn International Series after missing out on the previous week's loss to New Zealand.
Ireland raced into a first half lead, and managed to reach the dressing room with a half time score of 22 - 9.
They failed to score again but withstood Argentian pressure to win by three points.
Henshaw says he and his team mates need to take responsibility for what happened in the second half:
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