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Owen Finegan
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released after one year. Finegan played the 2006–7 season in Dublin with Bective Rangers and the Irish province Leinster, where he was coached by his former
Garryowen Football Club
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1938 (E,S,W), 1939 (E,S,W) Shay M. Deering, 9 Caps (also played with Bective Rangers ), 1935 (E,S,W,NZ), 1936 (E,S,W), 1937 (E,S) D.G.Langan, 1 Cap (also
IRFU Interprovincial Championship
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Flattery (Corinthians) 11. D McNally (Galwegians), 12. C MacMorrow (Bective Rangers ), 13. L O'Brien (Ballinasloe, c), 14. M O'Rourke (Galwegians), 15.
1985 Ireland rugby union tour of Japan
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Orr (Old Wesley) C. Fitzgerald (St Mary’s Coll) Capt. H. Harbison (Bective Rangers ) B. McCall (London Irish) W. Anderson (Dungannon) D. Lenihan (Cork
Bobby Kerr (businessman)
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four daughters Meghan, Emily, Rebecca and Michaela. Kerr played for Bective Rangers in Donnybrook, Dublin for ten years. In April 2011, Kerr spent time
Bruff R.F.C.
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1b and the fifth team in division 2. Bruff won the playoff against Bective Rangers with a 25 points to 12 win to maintain their status as a division 1B
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International Test Player (15 caps) 2021 - Signed Corry McCarthy (Bective Rangers IRL & part of the infamous Edenderry 13) The foundation team for the
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thirteen were from three Dublin clubs – Wanderers, Dublin University and Bective Rangers – and the remaining five were from Ulster. They went on to win the
History of the Ireland national rugby union team
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thirteen were from three Dublin clubs – Wanderers, Dublin University and Bective Rangers – and the remaining five were from Ulster. They went on to win the
List of Ulster Rugby players of the professional era
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ankle injury in that match. After recovering from injury, played for Bective Rangers and was an unused substitute for Leinster before sustaining a neck