Head coach Andy Farrell was named the World Rugby Coach of the Year.
Ireland are the side with the most representatives on the World Rugby team of the year.
The selection was announced last night with five players from Ireland, four from New Zealand and only one from World champions South Africa.
Garry Ringrose and Bundee Aki were chosen in the backs with places in the forwards for Dan Sheehan, Tadhg Furlong and Caelan Dorris.
Elsewhere, Ireland head coach Andy Farrell was named the World Rugby Coach of the Year.
The Englishman lead Ireland to the Grand Slam and a 17 game unbeaten streak.
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