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  • Karl Mullen

    • Irish rugby union player

    Dr Karl Daniel Mullen (26 November 1926 – 27 April 2009) was an Irish rugby union player and consultant gynaecologist who captained the Irish rugby team

    Karl Mullen

    Karl Mullen

    Karl_Mullen

  • Mullen

    • Surname list

    (disambiguation) Karl Mullen (1926–2009), Irish rugby union player Kathryn Mullen (born 1940), American puppeteer, actress, and voice actress Keith Mullen (born

    Mullen

    Mullen

  • Paul O'Connell

    • Irish rugby union coach & player (born 1979)

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Paul O'Connell

    Paul O'Connell

    Paul_O'Connell

  • Brian O'Driscoll

    • Ireland and British & Irish Lions rugby union player (born 1979)

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Brian O'Driscoll

    Brian O'Driscoll

    Brian_O'Driscoll

  • Peter O'Mahony

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Peter O'Mahony

    Peter O'Mahony

    Peter_O'Mahony

  • 1948 Five Nations Championship

    • Rugby union competition

     Ireland Lansdowne Road/Ravenhill Stadium Dublin/Belfast Ernest Strathdee/Karl Mullen  Scotland Murrayfield Edinburgh Donny Innes  Wales National Stadium Cardiff

    1948 Five Nations Championship

    1948_Five_Nations_Championship

  • Old Belvedere R.F.C.

    • Irish rugby union club, based in Dublin

    Ollie Campbell; 1980, 1983 George J. Morgan; 1938 Karl Mullen; 1950 Tony O'Reilly; 1955, 1959 Jack Conan; 2021

    Old Belvedere R.F.C.

    Old_Belvedere_R.F.C.

  • 1950 Five Nations Championship

    • Rugby union competition

    Colombes Guy Basquet  Ireland Lansdowne Road/Ravenhill Dublin/Belfast Karl Mullen  Scotland Murrayfield Edinburgh Doug Elliot/Peter Kininmonth  Wales St

    1950 Five Nations Championship

    1950_Five_Nations_Championship

  • British & Irish Lions

    • British and Irish rugby union team

    B.C. Hartley Vivian Jenkins, 9 Lost 1–2 1950  New Zealand  Australia Karl Mullen Bleddyn Williams Leslie B. Osborne Lewis Jones, 26 Lost Won 0–3–1 (NZ)

    British & Irish Lions

    British_&_Irish_Lions

  • Willie John McBride

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Willie John McBride

    Willie_John_McBride

  • Albert McConnell

    • Rugby union player from Northern Ireland

    Nations Championship grand slam, forming a front row with John Daly and Karl Mullen. McConnell was a physician by profession. In 1968, McConnell and his

    Albert McConnell

    Albert_McConnell

  • Martin Kosleck

    • German actor (1904–1994)

    (uncredited) Nurse Edith Cavell (1939) - Pierre Espionage Agent (1939) - Karl Mullen Nick Carter, Master Detective (1939) - Otto King Calling Philo Vance

    Martin Kosleck

    Martin Kosleck

    Martin_Kosleck

  • 1950 British Lions tour to New Zealand and Australia

    • Series of rugby union matches

    Australia Date 10 May  – 18 September Coach Leslie B. Osborne Tour captain Karl Mullen Test series winners (v New Zealand) New Zealand (3–0) (v Australia) British

    1950 British Lions tour to New Zealand and Australia

    1950_British_Lions_tour_to_New_Zealand_and_Australia

  • Gareth Thomas (rugby, born 1974)

    • Welsh rugby player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Gareth Thomas (rugby, born 1974)

    Gareth Thomas (rugby, born 1974)

    Gareth_Thomas_(rugby,_born_1974)

  • Bleddyn Williams

    • British Lions & Wales international rugby union player (1923–2009)

    fourth tests against New Zealand, deputising for the injured captain Karl Mullen. Williams scored one international try for the Lions, in the first test

    Bleddyn Williams

    Bleddyn Williams

    Bleddyn_Williams

  • Martin Johnson (rugby union)

    • British Lions & England international rugby union player & coach

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Martin Johnson (rugby union)

    Martin Johnson (rugby union)

    Martin_Johnson_(rugby_union)

  • Willie Anderson (rugby union, born 1955)

    • Ireland international rugby union player (born 1955)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Willie Anderson (rugby union, born 1955)

    Willie_Anderson_(rugby_union,_born_1955)

  • Bill Beaumont

    • British Lions & England international rugby union player and administrator (born 1952)

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Bill Beaumont

    Bill Beaumont

    Bill_Beaumont

  • Caelan Doris

    • Irish rugby union player (born 1998)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Caelan Doris

    Caelan Doris

    Caelan_Doris

  • Maro Itoje

    • British Lions & England international rugby union player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Maro Itoje

    Maro Itoje

    Maro_Itoje

  • Mick O'Flanagan

    • Irish former sportsman (1922–2015)

    a 6–0 win at Lansdowne Road. This helped an Ireland team, featuring Karl Mullen and Jack Kyle, win the Triple Crown, Grand Slam and the 1948 Five Nations

    Mick O'Flanagan

    Mick_O'Flanagan

  • Alun Wyn Jones

    • Welsh rugby union player (born 1985)

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Alun Wyn Jones

    Alun Wyn Jones

    Alun_Wyn_Jones

  • Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

    • Irish medical school

    Medical University, Lucknow, India. Mohammed G A Al Maadheed, physician Karl Mullen, Irish Rugby Union player and captain of the Grand Slam-winning Irish

    Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

    Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

    Royal_College_of_Surgeons_in_Ireland

  • Michael Gilbert

    • English author and solicitor (1912–2006)

    (1985) Trouble (1987) Paint, Gold and Blood (1989) The Queen Against Karl Mullen (1991) Roller-Coaster (1993) Ring of Terror (1995) Into Battle (1997)

    Michael Gilbert

    Michael_Gilbert

  • Seán O'Brien (rugby union, born 1987)

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Seán O'Brien (rugby union, born 1987)

    Seán O'Brien (rugby union, born 1987)

    Seán_O'Brien_(rugby_union,_born_1987)

  • Johnny Sexton

    • Irish rugby union player (born 1985)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Johnny Sexton

    Johnny Sexton

    Johnny_Sexton

  • Conor Murray

    • British Lions & Ireland international rugby union player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Conor Murray

    Conor Murray

    Conor_Murray

  • Leinster Rugby

    • Rugby union team in Ireland

    South Africa 1–2 George J. Morgan 1950 New Zealand Australia 0–3–1 2–0 Karl Mullen 1955 South Africa 2–2 Tony O'Reilly Robin Roe 1959 Australia New Zealand

    Leinster Rugby

    Leinster_Rugby

  • Keith Wood

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Keith Wood

    Keith Wood

    Keith_Wood

  • Gavin Hastings

    • British Lions & Scotland international rugby union player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Gavin Hastings

    Gavin Hastings

    Gavin_Hastings

  • List of Ireland national rugby union team records

    • Slattery 1979–1981 17 61 5 29.41% 10 Michael Bradley 1992–1995 15 40 5 33.33% Ernie Crawford 1924–1927 15 30 11 73.33% Karl Mullen 1947–1952 15 25 10 66.67%

    List of Ireland national rugby union team records

    List_of_Ireland_national_rugby_union_team_records

  • Gerry Quinn (sportsman, born 1917)

    • Irish cricketer and rugby union player

    as a solicitor. He died while playing tennis with Michael Dargan and Karl Mullen in Dublin in November 1968. Two of his brothers, Frank Quinn and Kevin

    Gerry Quinn (sportsman, born 1917)

    Gerry_Quinn_(sportsman,_born_1917)

  • Fergus Slattery

    • Irish and Lions rugby union player (1949–2026)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Fergus Slattery

    Fergus_Slattery

  • Rob Andrew

    • British Lions & England international rugby union footballer & cricketer

    Andrew came on at inside center as a substitute for the injured Brendan Mullen. Andrew also toured to New Zealand with the Lions in 1993, starting at flyhalf

    Rob Andrew

    Rob Andrew

    Rob_Andrew

  • Ronan O'Gara

    • Irish rugby union coach & player (born 1977)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Ronan O'Gara

    Ronan O'Gara

    Ronan_O'Gara

  • Rory Best

    • Ireland international rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Rory Best

    Rory Best

    Rory_Best

  • Rob Saunders

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Rob Saunders

    Rob_Saunders

  • Ciaran Fitzgerald

    • Irish former rugby union player (born 1952)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Ciaran Fitzgerald

    Ciaran_Fitzgerald

  • Sam Warburton

    • Welsh rugby union player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Sam Warburton

    Sam Warburton

    Sam_Warburton

  • Leo Cullen (rugby union)

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Leo Cullen (rugby union)

    Leo Cullen (rugby union)

    Leo_Cullen_(rugby_union)

  • Martin Corry (rugby union)

    • British Lions & England international rugby union player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Martin Corry (rugby union)

    Martin Corry (rugby union)

    Martin_Corry_(rugby_union)

  • Andrew Stoddart

    • English sportsman (1863–1915)

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Andrew Stoddart

    Andrew Stoddart

    Andrew_Stoddart

  • Belvedere College

    • Secondary school in Dublin, Ireland

    rugby union David Hawkshaw - rugby union George J Morgan – rugby union Karl Mullen – rugby union Tony O'Reilly – rugby union and business as head of Heinz

    Belvedere College

    Belvedere College

    Belvedere_College

  • List of British & Irish Lions players

    • Matthews 1950  Wales 20 6 18 0 332 Jim McCarthy 1950  Ireland 12 0 12 0 333 Karl Mullen 1950  Ireland 17 3 0 0 334 Jimmy Nelson 1950  Ireland 19 4 12 6 335 Ivor

    List of British & Irish Lions players

    List_of_British_&_Irish_Lions_players

  • List of Ireland national rugby union players

    • Carroll 550 France 25/01/1947 3 Matthew Neely 551 France 25/01/1947 4 Karl Mullen 552 France 25/01/1947 25 John Daly 553 France 25/01/1947 7 Colm Callan

    List of Ireland national rugby union players

    List_of_Ireland_national_rugby_union_players

  • Anthony Foley

    • Irish rugby union player (1973–2016)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Anthony Foley

    Anthony Foley

    Anthony_Foley

  • IRFU Interprovincial Championship

    • Former Rugby Union competition in Ireland

    bleak", Sunday Press, 24 November 1985 Karl Johnston, "Connacht unlucky", Sunday Press, 24 November 1985 Karl Johnston, "Ulster's title!", Sunday Press

    IRFU Interprovincial Championship

    IRFU_Interprovincial_Championship

  • Mick Galwey

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Mick Galwey

    Mick_Galwey

  • John Dawes

    • British Lions & Wales international rugby union player and coach (1940–2021)

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    John Dawes

    John Dawes

    John_Dawes

  • Simon Easterby

    • Irish rugby union coach and former player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Simon Easterby

    Simon Easterby

    Simon_Easterby

  • Mike Campbell-Lamerton

    • British Lions & Scotland international rugby union player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Mike Campbell-Lamerton

    Mike_Campbell-Lamerton

  • Jim McCarthy (rugby union)

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Jim McCarthy (rugby union)

    Jim McCarthy (rugby union)

    Jim_McCarthy_(rugby_union)

  • Bill Collopy

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Bill Collopy

    Bill_Collopy

  • John Moloney (rugby union)

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    John Moloney (rugby union)

    John_Moloney_(rugby_union)

  • Michael Owen (rugby union)

    • British Lions & Wales international rugby union player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Michael Owen (rugby union)

    Michael_Owen_(rugby_union)

  • George Hamlet

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    George Hamlet

    George_Hamlet

  • Tom Kiernan

    • Irish rugby union player (1939–2022)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Tom Kiernan

    Tom_Kiernan

  • Cliff Morgan

    • British Lions & Wales international rugby union player and broadcaster (1930–2013)

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Cliff Morgan

    Cliff_Morgan

  • George Stack (rugby union)

    • Rugby union player from Northern Ireland

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    George Stack (rugby union)

    George_Stack_(rugby_union)

  • Des O'Brien

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Des O'Brien

    Des_O'Brien

  • Iain Henderson

    • Northern Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Iain Henderson

    Iain Henderson

    Iain_Henderson

  • John Raphael (sportsman)

    • English cricketer and rugby union player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    John Raphael (sportsman)

    John Raphael (sportsman)

    John_Raphael_(sportsman)

  • David Watkins (rugby)

    • Welsh rugby footballer (1942–2023)

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    David Watkins (rugby)

    David_Watkins_(rugby)

  • Phil Bennett

    • British Lions & Wales international rugby union player (1948–2022)

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Phil Bennett

    Phil_Bennett

  • Matthew Mullineux

    • British Isles international rugby union player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Matthew Mullineux

    Matthew Mullineux

    Matthew_Mullineux

  • Sam Walker (rugby union)

    • Irish rugby union player (1912–1972)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Sam Walker (rugby union)

    Sam_Walker_(rugby_union)

  • David Humphreys (rugby union)

    • Ireland international rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    David Humphreys (rugby union)

    David Humphreys (rugby union)

    David_Humphreys_(rugby_union)

  • Reggie Corrigan

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Reggie Corrigan

    Reggie_Corrigan

  • Jamie Heaslip

    • Irish and Lions Rugby Union player (born 1983)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Jamie Heaslip

    Jamie Heaslip

    Jamie_Heaslip

  • Brendan Mullin

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Brendan Mullin

    Brendan_Mullin

  • Mike Gibson (rugby union)

    • Irish rugby union player (born 1942)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Mike Gibson (rugby union)

    Mike_Gibson_(rugby_union)

  • 1950 in New Zealand

    • (Tolaga Bay Bowling Club) The British and Irish Lions, captained by Karl Mullen, toured the country, losing three tests to the All Blacks and drawing

    1950 in New Zealand

    1950_in_New_Zealand

  • Espionage Agent

    • 1939 film

    Dr. Anton Rader Howard C. Hickman as Walter Forbes Martin Kosleck as Karl Mullen Nana Bryant as Mrs. Corvall Rudolph Anders as Paul Strawn Hans Heinrich

    Espionage Agent

    Espionage_Agent

  • William Moore (rugby union)

    • Rugby union player from Northern Ireland

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    William Moore (rugby union)

    William_Moore_(rugby_union)

  • John O'Conor (rugby union)

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    John O'Conor (rugby union)

    John_O'Conor_(rugby_union)

  • Robert Seddon

    • British Lions & England international rugby union footballer (1860–1888)

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Robert Seddon

    Robert Seddon

    Robert_Seddon

  • Finlay Calder

    • British Lions & Scotland international rugby union player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Finlay Calder

    Finlay_Calder

  • Paddy Reid

    • Ireland international rugby union & league footballer

    ball under the posts after a tactical line-out. The following game saw Karl Mullen appointed Ireland team captain, and the tactical changes he brought to

    Paddy Reid

    Paddy_Reid

  • 88 (film)

    • 2015 Canadian film

    88 is a 2015 Canadian thriller film directed by April Mullen and written by Tim Doiron. It stars Katharine Isabelle as a woman whose plans for revenge

    88 (film)

    88_(film)

  • John Wilgar Taylor

    • Rugby union player from Northern Ireland

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    John Wilgar Taylor

    John_Wilgar_Taylor

  • Ernest Strathdee

    • Rugby union player and broadcaster from Northern Ireland

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Ernest Strathdee

    Ernest_Strathdee

  • Louis Magee

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Louis Magee

    Louis Magee

    Louis_Magee

  • Charles Elliot Allen

    • Ireland international rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Charles Elliot Allen

    Charles_Elliot_Allen

  • 2009 in Ireland

    • footballer. 19 April – Tony Kett, 57, Fianna Fáil party Senator. 27 April – Karl Mullen, 82, former Rugby Union player and Grand Slam-winning captain of 1948

    2009 in Ireland

    2009_in_Ireland

  • Teddy Morgan

    • GB Lions & Wales international rugby union player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Teddy Morgan

    Teddy Morgan

    Teddy_Morgan

  • Ronnie Dawson (rugby union)

    • Irish rugby union player (1932–2024)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Ronnie Dawson (rugby union)

    Ronnie_Dawson_(rugby_union)

  • Jack Kyle

    • Ireland and Lions rugby union player (1926–2014)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Jack Kyle

    Jack Kyle

    Jack_Kyle

  • Edmund Forrest

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Edmund Forrest

    Edmund_Forrest

  • Thomas Wallace (rugby union)

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Thomas Wallace (rugby union)

    Thomas_Wallace_(rugby_union)

  • Arthur Smith (rugby union)

    • Scotland international rugby union player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    Arthur Smith (rugby union)

    Arthur_Smith_(rugby_union)

  • Dublin Hospitals Rugby Cup

    • Rugby union competition

    Maloney Terence Millin (Dun's) Al Moroney Bill Mulcahy (St. Vincent's) Karl Mullen (Dun's) John Murray Paul Murray (Richmond Hospital) Kevin Quinn Hubie

    Dublin Hospitals Rugby Cup

    Dublin_Hospitals_Rugby_Cup

  • Simon Best

    • Ireland international rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Simon Best

    Simon_Best

  • Karl Wolf

    • Canadian musician (born 1979)

    collaboration under the name BAE (Be All Equal) with Show Stephens, Brenda Mullen and producer MasterTrak. Wolf signed a new solo contract in Canada with

    Karl Wolf

    Karl Wolf

    Karl_Wolf

  • Arthur Forrest (rugby union)

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Arthur Forrest (rugby union)

    Arthur_Forrest_(rugby_union)

  • Dickie Lloyd

    • Irish rugby union player and cricketer (1891–1950)

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Dickie Lloyd

    Dickie Lloyd

    Dickie_Lloyd

  • Deaths in April 2009

    • Japanologist. Evgeniya Miroshnichenko, 77, Ukrainian opera and chamber singer. Karl Mullen, 82, Irish rugby union player. Greg Page, 50, American boxer, complications

    Deaths in April 2009

    Deaths_in_April_2009

  • David MacMyn

    • British Lions & Scotland international rugby union player

    MacMyn 1930: Doug Prentice 1936: Bernard Gadney 1938: Sam Walker 1950: Karl Mullen 1950: Bleddyn WilliamsNote 6 1955: Robin Thompson 1955: Cliff MorganNote

    David MacMyn

    David MacMyn

    David_MacMyn

  • Donal Lenihan

    • British Lions & Ireland international rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    Donal Lenihan

    Donal_Lenihan

  • John Fulton (rugby union)

    • Irish rugby union player

    Deryck Monteith Dec 1947–Jan 1948: Ernest Strathdee Feb 1948–Mar 1951: Karl Mullen Dec 1951–Sep 1952: Des O'Brien Jan 1953–Jan 1954: Jack Kyle Feb–Mar 1954:

    John Fulton (rugby union)

    John_Fulton_(rugby_union)

  • 1947–48 Australia rugby union tour of Britain, Ireland, France and North America

    • Series of rugby union matches

    Reid, Kevin O'Flanagan, Jack Kyle, Ernest Strathdee, Jimmy Corcoran, Karl Mullen, Albert McConnell, Richard Wilkinson, Jimmy Nelson, Bill McKay, Ernie

    1947–48 Australia rugby union tour of Britain, Ireland, France and North America

    1947–48_Australia_rugby_union_tour_of_Britain,_Ireland,_France_and_North_America

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