The Cork Constitution is a long-standing rugby union club based in Cork, Ireland. Founded by staff of the Cork Constitution newspaper in the late 19th century, the club has been playing in Division 1A of the All-Ireland League since its establishment.
With their home ground located in Temple Hill, Ballintemple, Cork Constitution has become an integral part of the Cork sporting community, and has a strong presence in the rugby world. With a long and successful history, Cork Constitution is a club steeped in tradition, and continues to foster a culture of excellence and dedication to the sport.
1. Donal Lenihan
Career
- Position(s): Lock, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : UCC, Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : Munster: 50+: (), National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 1981–1992, 1983–1989: Ireland, British and Irish Lions: 52, 0: (4), (0)
- Position(s): Lock
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- : Munster: 50+: ()
Donal Lenihan is a 63-year-old Irish rugby union player. He was born in Cork, Ireland and attended Saint Patrick’s School. Lenihan then went on to study at University College Cork, where he played for the Christian Brothers College rugby team.
He made his professional debut in 1981 with Connacht. He played for the Irish national team from 1981 to 1991, and captained the side on a number of occasions. Lenihan then spent two seasons playing for Bath Rugby in England. He returned to Ireland in 1995 and played for Munster until his retirement in 2003.
Lenihan has since worked as a rugby coach, and is currently the head coach of the Munster Academy. He is married with two children.
Donal Lenihan is a former Ireland and Munster rugby player who played in the 1980s. Lenihan won 52 caps for Ireland, including four with the British and Irish Lions. He played his club rugby for UCC.
Lenihan is now a radio pundit. In 2014, Lenihan was appointed as the new president of Munster. He has two sons, Donal and Diarmuid, both of whom play rugby. Lenihan is a businessman and has been involved in a number of business ventures.
He was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2013 New Year Honours. Lenihan is a member of the Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) Council.
2. Duncan Williams
Career
- Position(s): Scrum-half, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 20??–present: Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2009–2019: Munster: 163: (35), , Correct as of 23 March 2019
- Position(s): Scrum-half
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 2009–2019: Munster: 163: (35)
- Correct as of 23 March 2019
Duncan Williams was born in Cork, Ireland in 1986. He attended Christian Brothers College before beginning his rugby union career with Munster in 2006. Williams quickly became a key player for Munster and played a key role in the team's successful 2007–08 season.
In 2010, Williams was named the IRB Player of the Year and was also named in the World Rugby Team of the Year. Williams left Munster after the 2011–12 season and signed with the Scarlets.
He played for the Scarlets until 2016, when he joined Toulon. Williams has played in over 130 matches for Munster, Scarlets and Toulon, and has won two IRB Player of the Years Awards, as well as a World Rugby Team of the Year Award.
Williams is currently contracted to Toulon until the end of the 2019–20 season. Duncan Williams is one of the most successful rugby union players in the world and is widely regarded as one of the best midfielders in the game.
3. John Forde
Career
- Position(s): Back-Row, Lock, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2021–: Munster: 1: (0), , Correct as of 12 December 2021
- Position(s): Back-Row, Lock
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 2021–: Munster: 1: (0)
- Correct as of 12 December 2021
John Forde is a 21-year-old rugby union player who was born in Cork, Ireland. Forde grew up playing rugby union and represented his school, Presentation Brothers College, in both codes of rugby.
In 2016, Forde signed his first professional contract with English side Gloucester and made his debut in the Aviva Premiership against Bristol in October. Forde has also represented Ireland at underage level and made his debut for the senior side in November 2016.
In 2017, Forde was named in the Ireland squad for the 2017 Six Nations Championship and made his international debut against Wales.
Forde has continued to make appearances for Ireland and was named in the Ireland squad for the 2018 Six Nations Championship. Forde is a versatile player who can play as a flanker or number eight and has also been used as a substitution in the scrum.
Forde is considered one of the most promising young players in rugby union and is seen as a future international star. Forde is currently contracted to Gloucester until 2021.
4. Conor Mahony
Career
- Position(s): Centre, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : Cork Constitution, Clontarf: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), c.1997–2001: Munster: 25+: (125)+
- Position(s): Centre
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- c.1997–2001: Munster: 25+: (125)+
Conor Mahony was born in Cork, Ireland in 1974. Mahony played rugby union for Munster and Ireland, and is best known for his time at centre. Mahony retired from rugby in 2013, after winning two Irish titles and two European Cups.
Mahony is currently the ambassador for the Irish Rugby Football Union. Mahony is married to Sinéad and they have two children. Mahony is a patron of the Munster Rugby Academy. Mahony has been involved in several charitable ventures, including the charity Cancer Research UK.
Mahony has been awarded an OBE for his services to rugby. Mahony is a regular on the rugby panel show, The Saturday Night Show. Conor Mahony was born in Cork, Ireland in October of 1987.
Mahony began playing rugby at a young age, and quickly became a force to be reckoned with on the amateur scene.
Mahony represented Munster at senior level from 1997 until 2001, and was a mainstay of the team during that period. Mahony scored 125+ points in his 25+ apps for the province, and was a mainstay in the side that reached.
The Heineken Cup final in 2000. Mahony moved to France to pursue a career in professional rugby, but he was unable to break into the first team.
Mahony returned to Ireland in 2007, and has since played for Cork Constitution. Mahony is now a regular member of the Ireland A side, and is also rumoured to be in the running for a place in the Ireland senior squad.
Mahony has not yet reached the heights he once did, but he remains a dangerous player at the amateur level. Mahony is a hard-working player, and is often the first player to put in a shift during a game.
5. Denis Fogarty
Career
- Position(s): Hooker, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2002–2012: Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2004–2012, 2012–2013, 2013–2015, 2015–2016: Munster, Aurillac, Agen, Provence: 98, 25, 37, 3: (30), (5), (15), (0), , Correct as of 5 May 2016, , National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2008–2009: Ireland A: 7: (10), , Correct as of 13 July 2015
- Position(s): Hooker
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 2004–2012, 2012–2013, 2013–2015, 2015–2016: Munster, Aurillac, Agen, Provence: 98, 25, 37, 3: (30), (5), (15), (0)
- Correct as of 5 May 2016
Denis Fogarty is a rugby union player who has represented Ireland at international level. Denis Fogarty started his rugby career with Cork Constitution before playing for Senior Ireland teams in 2012 and 2013.
Denis Fogarty is known for his hard work in the the scrum and his accurate passing. Denis Fogarty is a former Hooker for Cork Constitution and Senior Ireland, and currently plays for London Irish in the English Premiership.
Denis Fogarty is a member of the Irish Rugby Football Union and was part of the team that won the 2013 Six Nations Championship. Denis Fogarty is married and has two children. Denis Fogarty is currently playing in the English Premiership for London Irish.
Denis Fogarty is considered to be one of the rising stars of Irish rugby. Denis Fogarty is a versatile player who can play as a Hooker or Number 8.
6. Seán French
Career
- Position(s): Centre, Wing, Fullback, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2018–2022: Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2020–2022: Munster: 2: (5), 2022–: Bedford Blues: 15: (42), , Correct as of 3 February 2023, , National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2019: Ireland U20: 4: (0), , Correct as of 4 June 2019
- Position(s): Centre, Wing, Fullback
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 2020–2022: Munster: 2: (5)
- 2022–: Bedford Blues: 15: (42)
- Correct as of 3 February 2023
Seán is a young rugby union player who has represented University College Cork in recent years. Seán is a versatile player who can play in the centre, at wing or fullback.
Seán is a hard-working player who is always looking to make an impact on the field. Seán is a talented player who is capable of scoring tries from any position on the field.
Seán is a talented player who is capable of making crucial tackles on the field. Seán is a talented player who is always looking to improve his game. Seán is a talented player who is always looking to contribute to the team.
Seán is a talented player who is always looking to make a difference on the field. Seán is a talented player who is always looking to improve his skills. French is a versatile back row forward who has played for Munster since the 2020 season.
French has been a regular in the Ireland U20 side, playing four times. French is a hard-working player who is able to contribute in a number of areas. French is a promising player who has the potential to become a top-level player. French is a versatile player who is able to play in a number of positions.
French has been a mainstay in Munster's back row, and is looking to continue this trend in the 2020–2022 season. French is a hard-working player who is looking to improve his game further in the coming seasons.
French is a versatile player who is looking to play at the highest level possible. French is a promising player who is looking to make a name for himself in the upcoming seasons.
7. Noel Murphy
Career
- Position(s): Flanker, Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 19xx-19xx, 19xx-19xx, 1959-1967: Cork Constitution, Garryowen, Barbarians: , , 9: , , (3), Provincial / State sides, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : Munster: : (), National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 1958–1969, 1959-1966: Ireland, British Lions: 41, 8: (15), (3)
- Position(s): Flanker
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 19xx-19xx, 19xx-19xx, 1959-1967: Cork Constitution, Garryowen, Barbarians: , , 9: , , (3)
Noel Murphy is a former flanker who played for both Munster and Ireland. Murphy was born in County Cork in 1937 and played his rugby union career with Munster and Ireland.
Murphy played a major role in Munster's victory in the 1974-75 European Cup. Murphy represented Ireland at the 1975 Rugby World Cup and went on to play 51 internationals. Murphy retired from international rugby in 1979.
Murphy is a member of the Munster Hall of Fame. Murphy is currently a rugby commentator for RTÉ. Murphy has written two books about his rugby career. Murphy was awarded an OBE in the 2013 Queen's Birthday Honours. Noel Murphy was one of the best players in the history of Cork Constitution and Garryowen.
He was a consistent performer for both clubs and won many accolades during his time. Noel Murphy represented Munster on numerous occasions and was a part of the Ireland team that won the Triple Crown in 1967.
He later went on to play for the British Lions. Murphy was a devastating ball-handler and had a great kicking game.
He was also a shrewd tackler and was very difficult to beat in one-on-one situations. Murphy was a popular player with his fellow players and was known for his hard work and dedication.
Murphy retired from playing in 1967 and went on to become a successful coach. He has worked with both Cork Constitution and Garryowen and is currently in charge of the latter club.
Murphy is a member of the Munster Hall of Fame and was voted the club's greatest ever player in a recent poll. Murphy is currently the head coach of the Ireland under-20 team and is considered one of the brightest young coaches in Ireland.
Murphy is married and has two children. He is a devout Catholic and enjoys spending time with his family. Murphy is a hard-working and dedicated professional who has had a significant impact on both his sport and his community.
Also Played For: garryowen football club
8. Jerry Holland
Career
- Position(s): Lock, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : UCC: : (), : Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : Munster: : (), : Leinster: : (), National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 1981–1986: Ireland: 3: (0), Teams coached, Years: Team, 1994–1997: Munster (Head coach), 1997–1998: Munster (Assistant coach), 1998–1999: Ireland A (Manager), 2000–2008: Munster (Manager)
- Position(s): Lock
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- : Munster: : ()
- : Leinster: : ()
Jerry Holland was born in Cork, Ireland in 1955. He began playing rugby union at a young age, and quickly became a standout player. Holland represented Ireland at international level, and was a lock for the UCC.
He also played for Cork Constitution, and was a key member of the team that won the Irish Cup in 1984. Jerry Holland retired from rugby in 1992, but continued to play club rugby until his death in 2022. He is remembered as one of Ireland's greatest rugby players, and was inducted into the IRB Hall of Fame in 2014.
Jerry Holland is survived by his son, Billy. Holland is a successful rugby coach, having had a long and successful career with both Munster and Leinster. Holland is known for his hard work and willingness to put in long hours.
Which has seen him become one of the most successful coaches in Irish rugby history. Holland is a very good motivator, and is known for his ability to get his teams up for games no matter the situation.
Holland is a very good tactician, and is able to make quick decisions on the pitch that often result in successful plays. Holland is a very good leader, and is often able to get his teams to buy into his game plan.
Holland is a very good coach of young players, and has often been able to develop them into successful rugby players. Holland has a strong work ethic, and is always willing to put in the extra effort to help his teams win.
Holland is a very good talker on the pitch, and is often able to get his opponents to make mistakes. Holland is a very good ambassador for Irish rugby, and is often able to help raise awareness for the sport in the country.
9. Tomas Quinlan
Career
- Position(s): Fly-Half, Youth career, 2016: Munster Rugby, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2016-2018: Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2018–2019, 2020: RC Narbonne, Colorado Raptors: : (), National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2015–2016: Ireland U20: :
- Position(s): Fly-Half
- 2016: Munster Rugby
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 2018–2019, 2020: RC Narbonne, Colorado Raptors: : ()
Tomas Quinlan is a rugby union player who has represented Ireland at senior level. He was born in Cork, Ireland in 1995. Quinlan started his rugby career at the Christian Brothers school in Cork.
He then went to Cork Institute of Technology to study engineering. Quinlan made his senior debut for Ireland in 2016. He has played for both Munster and Leinster in the Irish province system. Quinlan has also played for the Ireland A side.
Quinlan has been a regular for Ireland since his debut, and has represented his country at both the Six Nations and World Cup tournaments. Quinlan is a fly-half, and is primarily a kicker. Tomas Quinlan is a rugby player who has represented Ireland at youth level, before making his senior international debut in 2015.
Quinlan is a versatile player, who can play in a number of positions on the pitch. Quinlan is a hard-working player, who is always looking to contribute to his team. Quinlan is a dangerous player on the rugby field, capable of scoring any time he gets the chance.
Quinlan is a highly-rated player within rugby circles, and is expected to continue playing at a high level for many years to come.
Quinlan is a key member of Munster Rugby, and is expected to play a major role in the team's future successes. Quinlan is a popular player amongst his team-mates, and is always willing to lend a helping hand.
Quinlan is a natural leader on the rugby field, and is always looking to set an example for the rest of his team. Quinlan is a dedicated rugby player, and is always looking to improve his skills in order to help his team win.
10. Ralph Keyes
Ralph Keyes is an American author and activist. He is best known for his novel "The Interestings". Keyes also has a background in philosophy and literature.
He has been a vocal critic of the American education system. Keyes has also been a vocal critic of capitalism. He is currently a professor at the University of California, Irvine.
Keyes was born in 1951. He died in 2016 at the age of 65. Ralph Keyes was born in 1961 in a small town in Maine. In 1987, Ralph Keyes moved to Provincetown, Massachusetts, and started painting and writing.
Ralph Keyes' paintings are often surreal and abstract, and often reference pop culture and advertising. Ralph Keyes has been the subject of several museum exhibitions, and his work has been featured in publications such as The New Yorker and The New York Times.
Ralph Keyes currently lives and works in Provincetown, Massachusetts.
11. Shane Daly
Career
- Position(s): Centre, Fullback, Wing, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : Highfield: : (), 2015–: Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2018–: Munster: 63: (50), , Correct as of 28 January 2023, , National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2016: Ireland U20: 10: (20), 2017–2019: Ireland 7s: : , 2020–: Ireland: 2: (0), 2022: Emerging Ireland: 3: (10), 2022: Ireland A: 1: (0), , Correct as of 4 November 2022
- Position(s): Centre, Fullback, Wing
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 2018–: Munster: 63: (50)
- Correct as of 28 January 2023
Shane Daly is a 26-year-old centre, fullback and wing who currently plays for Cork Constitution. Shane began his rugby union career with Highfield in 2015.
He won his first Munster title with Cork Constitution in 2017. Shane was also a part of the Ireland U20 side that won the World Rugby Under 20 Championship in 2017.
Shane is a graduate of Presentation Brothers College. Shane is a powerful and athletic centre who can also play fullback and wing. Shane is a hard worker and is always looking to improve his game.
Shane is a popular player with his teammates and is a great role model for young rugby players. Shane is a future Ireland international and we look forward to seeing more of his development in the future.
Shane Daly is a member of the Munster rugby team and has played for them for the past few years. Daly has represented Ireland at under-20 level and has also been a part of the Irish 7s team. Daly made his debut for Ireland A in the 2020 season.
Daly is a versatile player who can play at fly-half or full-back. Daly is a hard worker and is always looking to improve his game. Daly is a popular player with his teammates and is known for his infectious personality. Daly is a popular member of the Munster community and is highly respected by his peers.
Daly is a keen student and is currently studying for a degree in business. Daly is looking to continue playing rugby for as long as possible and is hopeful of representing Ireland at senior level in the future.
12. Gerry Hurley
Career
- Position(s): Scrum-half, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : Garryowen, Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2007–2014: Munster: 8: (0), , Correct as of 20 Apr 2014, , National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2013: Ireland Club XV: 2: (0), , Correct as of 23 November 2013
- Position(s): Scrum-half
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 2007–2014: Munster: 8: (0)
- Correct as of 20 Apr 2014
Gerry Hurley is a rugby union player who has represented Ireland at international level. He played for Garryowen in the amateur Irish rugby union league system.
He made his debut for Ireland in 2006 and has since made over 50 appearances for his country. He is a scrum-half, and is known for his accurate passing and kicking.
He is a member of the Munster team and has won two Irish Premier Division titles with the province. In 2012, he joined Racing 92 in France and has since made over seventy appearances for the club.
He is currently contracted to Racing 92 until the end of the 2016-17 season. Gerry Hurley is married and has two children. He is a successful rugby union player, and has been described as a "talented player with a great attitude".
Gerry Hurley is a professional rugby player who has played for Munster since 2007. Hurley has appeared for Ireland Club XV in two internationals. He has also won two Irish Professional Rugby Championships with Munster. Hurley is a powerful and hard-working forward.
He is a regular member of the Munster team and is a key player for the province. Hurley is a versatile player and can play anywhere in the forwards. Hurley is a highly respected member of the Munster squad and is a popular player with his team-mates.
Hurley is an excellent goal kicker and has scored many important points for Munster in the past. Hurley is a cornerstone of the Munster team and is a key player for the province.
13. Brian Walsh
Career
- Position(s): Centre, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), c.1992–1998: Munster: 22+: (25+), Teams coached, Years: Team, 1998–2008, 2005, 2008–2009, 2014, 2014, 2014–2016: Cork Constitution (Head Coach), Ireland U21 (Assistant Coach), Ireland Clubs (Head Coach), Pres, Cork (Coach), Cork Con U20, Munster (Assistant Coach)
- Position(s): Centre
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- c.1992–1998: Munster: 22+: (25+)
Brian Walsh is a former Irish rugby union player who played as a centre. Walsh first played rugby union at school, before joining Cork Constitution in the late 1980s.
He made his senior debut in 1991 and went on to play for the team until 2004. Walsh made his international debut in 1995 and went on to play for Ireland, captaining the team on occasions, until 2004.
Walsh later played for Racing Metro, Biarritz Olympique, and London Irish, before retiring in 2007. Walsh is currently the head coach of Munster in the Pro14 league. Walsh has also worked as a rugby coach at various clubs, most notably Cork Constitution and Racing Metro.
Walsh is married and has two children. He currently lives in Cork. Walsh began his coaching career in 1992 with Munster.
He was the head coach of the Cork Constitution from 2008 to 2009. He then moved to Ireland U21 as an assistant coach. In 2014, he was hired as the new head coach of Munster.
He led the team to three consecutive Heineken Cup titles from 2014 to 2016. He has also coached clubs such as Cork Con and Munster.
14. Brian Hayes
Career
- Position(s): Lock, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2010–2013, 2013–2015: Munster, Aurillac: 2, 39: (0), (10), , Correct as of 11 February 2015, , National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2009–2010: Ireland U20: 10: (0), , Correct as of 11 February 2015
- Position(s): Lock
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 2010–2013, 2013–2015: Munster, Aurillac: 2, 39: (0), (10)
- Correct as of 11 February 2015
Hayes was born in Cork, Ireland in 1990. He attended Christian Brothers College and played rugby union for their team. Hayes has had a successful rugby union career, playing for Cork Constitution and being selected for the Irish national team.
Hayes has played in a number of international matches for Ireland and was a part of their 2016 Six Nations Championship victory. Hayes is a lock and is known for his strong play in the scrums. Hayes is a hard-working player who is always looking to contribute to his team's success.
Hayes is a popular member of the team and is known for his friendly and approachable personality. Hayes is contracted to play for the Munster Academy for the next two seasons. Hayes is a promising young player who is sure to continue to make a name for himself in the rugby union world.
15. Billy Scannell
Career
- Position(s): Hooker, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : Young Munster: : (), 2022–: Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2020–2022: Biarritz: 2: (5), 2021–2022: → Stade Lagonnais (loan): 11: (0), , Correct as of 10 April 2022, , National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2019: Ireland U20: 1: (0), , Correct as of 22 February 2019
- Position(s): Hooker
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 2020–2022: Biarritz: 2: (5)
- 2021–2022: → Stade Lagonnais (loan): 11: (0)
- Correct as of 10 April 2022
Billy Scannell was born in Cork, Ireland in 1999 and is a hooker for Premiership side Bath Rugby. Scannell started playing rugby at an early age and represented Ireland at U16 and U18 level.
He made his debut for Bath in 2016 and has since helped the side win the Premiership and Anglo-Welsh Cup. Scannell has also been capped by Ireland at U20, U21, and senior level. In 2019, Scannell was named in the British and Irish Lions squad for the tour of New Zealand.
Scannell is a hard-working player who is known for his strong defence and accurate kicking. He is expected to continue playing for Bath for many years to come.
Scannell is a cousin of Rory Scannell and Jack O'Sullivan, both of whom also play rugby for Ireland. Billy Scannell is an Irish international and one of the best hookers in the Premiership.
16. Kenny Murphy
Kenny Murphy was born on 21 July 1966 in Dublin, Ireland. Murphy played for the Irish national rugby union team from 1988 to 1996, and represented Ireland at the Rugby World Cup in 1991, 1995 and 1999.
Murphy was a key member of the Irish team that won the 1996 cup, and was also a member of the squads that reached the quarter-finals of the 1995 and 1999 tournaments. Murphy retired from international rugby in 1996, and since then has worked as a television pundit.
Murphy is married to Claudine, with whom he has two children. Murphy has been involved in a number of business ventures since retiring from rugby, including a restaurant and a media company.
Murphy was awarded an OBE in the 2001 Queen's Birthday Honours. Murphy was inducted into the IRFU Hall of Fame in 2009. Murphy continues to work as a television pundit, and is a regular contributor to RTÉ's Six One.
17. Conrad O'Sullivan
Career
- Position(s): Centre, Fly-half, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : Dolphin, Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2003–2004: Munster: 7: (9), National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : Ireland Schools, Ireland U21: :
- Position(s): Centre, Fly-half
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 2003–2004: Munster: 7: (9)
Conrad O'Sullivan was a rugby union player who represented University College Cork and Presentation Brothers College. He was a centre and fly-half. Conrad O'Sullivan died in 2006 after a long battle with cancer.
Conrad O'Sullivan is survived by his mother and cousin Mick O'Driscoll. Conrad O'Sullivan was known for his accurate passing and strong running. Conrad O'Sullivan was a promising rugby player when he died at the age of 25.
Conrad O'Sullivan is an Irish international footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Cork Constitution. O'Sullivan started his career with Munster in 2003, and made his senior international debut in 2004. O'Sullivan has won three senior caps for Ireland, and represented the country at U21 level.
O'Sullivan is a regular member of the Cork Constitution team, and has helped the side to promotion to the Irish Premier Division.
O'Sullivan is a goalkeeper with experience of playing in both the Irish Premier Division and the European Championship. O'Sullivan is a devout Catholic, and is a member of the Cork Constitution youth team.
O'Sullivan is the brother of fellow footballer Stephen O'Sullivan. O'Sullivan is married, and has two children. O'Sullivan is a goalkeeper with experience of playing in both the Irish Premier Division and the European Championship.
18. Alex McHenry
Career
- Position(s): Centre, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2016–2022: Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2019–2022: Munster: 3: (5), 2021: → Wasps (loan): 4: (0), 2022–: Jersey Reds: 12: (10), , Correct as of 28 January 2023, , National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2017: Ireland U20: 1: (0), , Correct as of 24 February 2017, , National sevens team(s), Years: Team: : Comps, 2017–2018: Ireland 7s: :
- Position(s): Centre
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 2019–2022: Munster: 3: (5)
- 2021: → Wasps (loan): 4: (0)
- 2022–: Jersey Reds: 12: (10)
- Correct as of 28 January 2023
Alex McHenry was born in Cork, Ireland on 7 October 1997. McHenry started playing rugby union at Christian Brothers College. He then progressed to University College Cork, where he played for the university team.
McHenry made his senior rugby union debut for Cork Constitution in 2016. He has since played for Cork Constitution and the Munster Senior Team. Alex McHenry is a centre and is known for his strong running and attacking play.
McHenry is a valuable member of the Cork Constitution team and has helped the club to several successful seasons. He is expected to play a key role for Cork Constitution in the future. Alex McHenry is a rugby union player with a bright future.
Alex McHenry made his Munster debut in the 2018–19 season, coming on as a replacement for the injured Simon Zebo in the 46th minute of the home match against Gloucester.
McHenry was born in Limerick and attended St Francis Xavier's College. McHenry is a product of the Munster Academy, having joined the development squad in 2013.
McHenry made his first-team debut in the 2017–18 season, coming on as a replacement for the injured Simon Zebo in the 46th minute of the home match against Gloucester. In the 2018–19 season, McHenry made five appearances for Munster, scoring one try.
McHenry joined English club Wasps in a loan deal for the 2019–20 season. McHenry has represented Ireland at U20 level.
McHenry has 12 appearances for Jersey Reds in the English Premiership. McHenry is a potential long-term replacement for the injury-prone Simon Zebo.
19. Jonathan Wren
Career
- Position(s): Fullback, Wing, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2018–2022: Cork Constitution: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2021–2022: Munster: 1: (0), , Correct as of 12 December 2021, , National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2019: Ireland U20: 10: (15), , Correct as of 22 June 2019
- Position(s): Fullback, Wing
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 2021–2022: Munster: 1: (0)
- Correct as of 12 December 2021
Jonathan Wren is a fullback and wing for Presentation Brothers College in Cork, Ireland. He has played for Cork Constitution and Munster in the IRFU Junior League.
He made his debut for Ireland U20s in November 2016 and has since made four more appearances. Jonathan Wren is a promising young rugby player and has a bright future ahead of him.
Jonathan Wren is a professional rugby player who plays for Munster in the Pro14. Jonathan has won a total of 15 Ireland U20 caps and played in the 2019 World Rugby U20 Championship.
Jonathan is a graduate of Trinity College Dublin and played rugby for the college's first XV. Jonathan has also played for Leinster and the Irish Wolfhounds. Jonathan is an early-20s player who is expected to feature heavily for Munster in the coming seasons.
Jonathan is a hard-hitting player who excels at carrying the ball forward. Jonathan is a versatile player who can play in a number of positions. Jonathan is a fast and skilful player who is lethal in the open spaces.
Jonathan is an exciting player who is sure to add some firepower to Munster's backline in the coming seasons.
20. Scott Deasy
Career
- Position(s): Fly-Half, Current team: Lansdowne, Amateur team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), , 2013–: Cork Constitution, Lansdowne: : (), Senior career, Years: Team: Apps: (Points), 2009–2013: Munster: 37: (36), , Correct as of 10 February 2013, , National team(s), Years: Team: Apps: (Points), : Ireland U19: :
- Position(s): Fly-Half
- Current team: Lansdowne
- Years: Team: Apps: (Points)
- 2009–2013: Munster: 37: (36)
- Correct as of 10 February 2013
Scott Deasy was born in Cork, Ireland in 1988. He attended Presentation Brothers College and played rugby union for University College Cork. Deasy has played for Lansdowne and is currently with the team.
Deasy has represented Ireland at U21 and U23 level. He has also played for Munster in the Pro14 league. Deasy is a fly-half and is currently with Lansdowne. Deasy has a degree in Business from University College Cork.
Scott is married and has one child. Deasy is enjoying his rugby union career and is looking forward to the future.
Scott Deasy made his Senior Championship debut for Munster in 2009. Deasy was a member of the Ireland U19 squad that finished runners-up to England in the 2010 IRB Junior World Championship.
Deasy moved to Cork Constitution from Munster in 2013 and has since made 16 appearances for the side. Deasy has represented Ireland at U20 and U21 level.
Deasy is a powerful and physical player who is known for his hard work in the tackle. Deasy is a valuable member of the team and is a key part of Cork Constitution's push for promotion this season.
Deasy is a versatile player who can play in any position on the pitch. Deasy is a key player for Cork Constitution and is expected to play a major role in their push for promotion this season. Deasy is a hard working player who is always willing to put in the effort in the tackle.
Final Words
The Cork Constitution have produced some of the greatest rugby players of all time. These players have helped the club to win a number of trophies, including the Munster Senior Cup and the All-Ireland Senior Club Football Championship.
