About Maurice Barlow
Lived 1850 – 1935 (aged 84). Maurice Barlow was a rugby union player.
Maurice Barlow (10 May 1850 — 22 April 1935) was an Irish international rugby union player. He also represented the New South Wales (NSW) side in Australia in 1882.
Born in Dublin, Barlow played rugby for Wanderers was gained his only Ireland cap as a forward in the team's inaugural international match, against England at The Oval in February 1875. Barlow emigrated to Australia three weeks after his Ireland cap.
Employed as a surveyor, Barlow immediately took up rugby in Sydney with the Wallaroo FC where he had a long career extending well into the 1880s.
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Maurice Barlow was born on 10 May 1850.
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Maurice Barlow died on 22 April 1935.
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Maurice Barlow was a rugby union player.
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