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Tag: Try scorers

  • Most tries scored for Ireland rugby all time

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    Brian O'Driscoll holds the record for most tries scored for Ireland with 46 tries in 133 international appearances between 2000 and 2014. He remains the leading try scorer in Irish rugby history by a significant margin.

  • Connacht Rugby all-time try scorers

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    Connacht Rugby's all-time leading try scorer is John Muldoon with 46 tries, followed by Bundee Aki with 45 tries and Robbie Henshaw with 44 tries. These three players dominated the try-scoring charts for the western province across their respective tenures.

  • Connacht rugby all time leading try scorers

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    Connacht's all-time leading try scorer is Bundee Aki with 46 tries, followed by Matt Healy with 45 tries. These two wingers have dominated the try-scoring charts for the province over the past decade, with Aki holding the outright record since accumulating his tries between 2014 and 2021 before departing for international commitments.

  • Ulster rugby all-time leading try scorers

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    Andrew Trimble is Ulster's all-time leading try scorer with 46 tries in 177 appearances for the province. Other notable try scorers in Ulster's history include Ian Humphreys and Darren Cave, though Trimble's record remains the most prolific in the team's lineage.

  • Leinster rugby all-time leading try scorers

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    Leinster's all-time leading try scorer is Brian O'Driscoll with 67 tries in a Leinster jersey. Other top try scorers include Isa Nacewa with 60 tries, Rob Kearney with 46 tries, and Garry Ringrose with over 40 tries. O'Driscoll's record remains unmatched in the province's history.

  • Munster rugby all-time leading try scorers

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    Ronan O'Gara is Munster's all-time leading try scorer with 46 tries, followed by Keith Earls with 45 tries and Andrew Conway with 32 tries. O'Gara's prolific try-scoring record was built during his 14 years with the province from 2000 to 2010, primarily from his position as fly-half.