Diarmuid O’Connell

Diarmuid O’Connell

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Diarmuid O’Connell is a dynamic backrow player from Carrick-on-Shannon, recognized for his achievements as an Irish Under-19 international and his development through local rugby clubs.

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Ireland Ireland: Diarmuid O’Connell was lost to a yellow card. 5

Andrew Browne Dylan Mcneice Josh Neill Johnny O Sullivan Derry Moloney Christopher Barrett Sami Bishti Tom Wood Lucas Andjissermatchi Luka Keletoana Melvyn Rates Baptiste Veschambre
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Ireland Under-20s pay a heavy price for indiscipline as France run in 50 points in Perpignan – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Diarmuid O’Connell stood out in the Irish pack during the match against South Africa. 7

Jamison Gibson Park Franco Mostert Schalk Burger Nick Mallett Noah Byrne Charlie Molony Johnny O Sullivan Daniel Ryan Sean Walsh Sam Bishti Dylan Mcneice Michael O Sullivan Tom Wood Andrew Browne Ryan Baird Cian Prendergast Paul O Connell Sam Prendergast Jack Crowley Mack Hansen Robbie Henshaw Max Jorgenson
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Crafty Jamison Gibson-Park had Ireland purring – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: The Carrick-on-Shannon native is a former Under-18 player of the year in his province the Irish Under-19 international, who started his rugby in Carrick RFC and attended Sligo Grammar School. 8

Eric Elwood Bobby Power Mikey Yarr David Walsh Sean Walsh Aaron O Brien Conor O Shaughnessy Dan Ryan Ciaran Mangan Paidi Farrell Todd Lawlor Lee Fitzpatrick Alex Mullan Mahon Ronan Oisin Minogue Eoghan Smyth Tom Wood Connor Magee Flynn Longstaff Daniel Green Josh Gibson Aitzol Arenzana King
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Meet the rising stars of Leinster, Ulster, Connacht and Munster – The Irish Times