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Notable Former London Irish Players

  • Justin Bishop (wing, 25 caps between 1998 and 2003)
  • Barry Bresnihan (centre, 25 caps 1966–71)
  • Niall Brophy (wing, 20 caps 1957–67)
  • Paul Burke (out-half, 13 caps 1998–2003)
  • Kieran Campbell (scrum-half, 3 caps 2005)
  • Bob Casey (second-row, 7 caps 1999–2009)
  • Paul Collins (wing-forward, 2 caps 1987–90)
  • Hugh Condon (centre, 1 cap 1984)
  • Victor Costello (number 8, 39 caps 1996–2004)
  • David Curtis (centre, 13 caps 1991–92)
  • Jeremy Davidson (second-row, 32 caps 1995–2001)
  • Kieron Dawson (wing-forward, 21 caps 1997–2003)
  • Justin Fitzpatrick (prop-forward, 26 caps 1998–2003)
  • Neil Francis (second-row, 36 caps 1987–96)
  • Gabriel Fulcher (second-row, 20 caps 1994–98)
  • Simon Geoghegan (wing, 37 caps, 1991–96)
  • Michael Gibson (number 8, 10 caps 1979–88)
  • Mike Gibson (centre, 69 caps 1964–79)
  • Gary Halpin (prop-forward, 11 caps 1990–95)
  • Rob Henderson (centre, 29 caps 1996–2003)
  • Niall Hogan (scrum-half, 13 caps 1995–97)
  • Kenneth Houston (wing, 6 caps 1961–65)
  • Tyrone Howe (wing, 14 caps 2000–04)
  • David Humphreys (out-half, 72 caps 1996–2006)
  • Ken Kennedy (hooker, 45 caps 1965–75)
  • Paul Kennedy (prop-forward, 2 caps 1986)
  • Patrick Lavery (centre, 2 caps 1974–76)
  • Brian McCall (second-row, 3 caps 1985–86)
  • Mark McCall (centre, 13 caps 1992–98)
  • Ronald McCarten (wing, 3 caps 1961)
  • Aidan McCullen (wing-forward, 1 cap 2003)
  • Alistair McKibbin (centre, 14 caps 1977–80)
  • Mick Molloy (second-row, 27 caps 1966–76)
  • Andy Mulligan (scrum-half, 22 caps 1956–61)
  • Brendan Mullin (centre, 55 caps 1984–95)
  • John Murphy (full-back, 6 caps 1951–58)
  • Des O'Brien (number 8, 20 caps 1948–52)
  • John O'Driscoll (wing-forward, 26 caps 1978–84)
  • Kevin O'Flanagan (wing, 1 cap 1947)
  • Malcolm O'Kelly (second-row, 92 caps 1997–2009)
  • Tony O'Reilly (wing, 29 caps 1955–70)
  • Conor O'Shea (full-back, 35 caps 1993–2000)
  • Patrick Parfrey (wing, 1 cap 1974)
  • Brian Robinson (number 8, 25 caps 1991–94)
  • Robin Roe (hooker, 21 caps 1952–57)
  • Rob Saunders (scrum-half, 12 caps 1991–94)
  • John Smith (prop-forward, 12 caps 1951–54)
  • Dick Spring (full-back, 3 caps 1979)
  • Jim Staples (full-back, 26 caps 1991–97)
  • Jeremy Staunton (out-half, 5 caps 2001–07)
  • Robin Thompson (second-row, 11 caps 1951–56)
  • Oliver Waldron (second-row, 3 caps 1966–68)
  • Niall Woods (wing, 8 caps 1994–99)

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