About Jerry Mullane
Lived 1906 – 1930 (aged 23–24). Jerry Mullane was a rugby union player.
Jeremiah Patrick Mullane (1906–1930) was an Irish international rugby union player.
A native of Ballagh, Killeedy, County Limerick, Mullane attended Blackrock College, where he was rugby captain, and subsequently studied dairy science at University College Cork. He played rugby for Munster, University College Cork and Limerick clubs Newcastle West and Bohemians.
Mullane got his Ireland opportunity in 1928 as a replacement for forward Charles Hanrahan, whose brother had been killed in an accident playing rugby. He debuted as a wing-forward against Wales in Cardiff and gained a second cap in an end of year match against France in Paris.
In 1930, Mullane died of a sudden illness in Cork, at the age of 23.
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Who was Jerry Mullane?
rugby player
When was Jerry Mullane born?
Jerry Mullane was born in 1906.
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Jerry Mullane died on 7 April 1930.
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Jerry Mullane was a rugby union player.
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