The All Blacks have called first five Harry Plummer and hooker Brodie McAlister into their squad to face Ireland as Scott Robertson counts the toll of Sunday’s win over England.
Taylor lasted only five minutes before he was replaced, and Barrett was forced from the field in the second half.
As a result, the pair of Plummer and McAlister will join up with the All Blacks in Dublin, having been involved with the All Blacks XV’s victory over Munster on Sunday.
Plummer, 26, can add a second test cap to his collection after making his debut against the Wallabies in Sydney this year.
Elsewhere, centre Billy Proctor has also left the squad to return to New Zealand for the birth of his child.
That role in the squad has been filled by Ruben Love, who returns to Robertson’s first-choice squad after making his test debut against Japan. Love linked up with the All Blacks XV against Munster, although Shaun Stevenson started at fullback ahead of him.
Christian Lio-Willie is also still with the All Blacks after injuries meant Ethan Blackadder, Dalton Papali’i and Luke Jacobson did not travel on the northern tour.
After the victory over Japan, Robertson said he was hopeful Blackadder and Papali’i would still be able to join the All Blacks in Europe.
All Blacks v Ireland, Saturday 9.10am
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