John O’Sullivan
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1,338 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 21 Jul
John O’Sullivan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But he's back in Dublin and might play some club rugby next season.
So yeah, he was, like if you, I'll wrap through it really quickly for the listeners.
It's like Jacob Stockdale was full back.
There was a guy called Matthew Byrne on the right wing who was tearing your quick, spent a couple of seasons at the Connacht Academy.
The centre partnership would have been Shane Daly of Munster and Conor O'Brien, who sadly had to retire early.
because of injuries, but was a very good footballer and would have been the older brother of Sean O'Brien, who's with Munster now.
On the left wing, you would have had some guy called Hugo Keenan.
Then out half was Bill Johnston.
Scrum half was a guy called Stephen Kearns, who went on to play for a couple of teams in England, including London Scottish.
Actually, I think he might have played for Richmond and London Scottish for about six or seven seasons.
Andrew Porter was loosehead.
A guy called Adam McBurney, who, if you know your URC from Ballymena, would have played for Edinburgh, amongst other clubs in the URC, as well as sometime in the Ulster Academy.
Tied head prop was Ben Betts, who ended up at Leicester Tigers briefly for a while and played a fair bit of club rugby.
He would have come from Young Munster.
The second rows were James Ryan and Cillian Gallagher.
Cillian Gallagher
injury issues never kicked through brilliant athlete and was another who was touted he was only 18 years of age at the time so he was a year young James Ryan is James Ryan and anybody who saw him at that age along with you know Andrew Porter Jacob Stockdale there were like there were quite a few that you would have said yeah we're nailed on to come through
And then the back row was Greg Jones, who won an AIL Division One title with Marys this season or the season just gone.
David Aspel, who was also from Marys and Max Deegan.
Max Deegan was man of the match in that victory over New Zealand and also player in the tournament.
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