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| HONOURARY MEMBERS |
 | | DENIS HICKIE |
| Denis was one of the fastest men in Irish rugby history with an awesome strike record for both Leinster and Ireland. He earned 62 caps for his country – the most capped winger in Irish rugby and one of nine players to break the 50 caps barrier. He is also one of Ireland's top try-scorers with 29 under his belt – a record only beaten by Brian O'Driscoll....read on
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 | | MALCOLM O'KELLY |
| One of Ireland's most-capped players, Malcolm O’Kelly has been featuring in Irish sides since his debut against the All Blacks in November 1997.
O'Kelly, who was educated at Templeogue College and holds a Masters degree in Mathematics from Trinity College, set a new caps record of 70 - legendary centre Mike Gibson (69) - in the 2005 Six Nations win against Scotland, marking the occasion with his seventh Test try....read on
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 | | BRENT POPE |
| New Zealand born rugby player, coach and TV commentator. Brent Pope was selected in the original 1987 New Zealand Rugby World Cup training squad, but had to withdraw from it before the tournament got underway due to an injury in the final All Black trials....read on
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 | | MAURA COULTER |
| Maura Coulter has played for club rugby for Cooke RFC, Boyne RFC and Blackrock RFC.
She has represented and captained both Ulster and Leinster at Interprovincial level. ....read on
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 | | PAUL WALLACE |
| Before retiring due to serious injury in 2003, Paul won 46 caps for Ireland and also played the full duration of all 3 tests in South Africa with the victorious 1997 British and Irish Lions. The 1997 Tour is seen as the definitive tour of the professional rugby era - the series was a unique victory against the odds. Paul was a very influential player in the winning of this series and was described by captain, Martin Johnson, as 'my player of the series'.....read on
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 | | REGGIE CORRIGAN |
| Reggie Corrigan born 19 November 1970. He attended school in Presentation College, Bray. Corrigan made his international debut against Canada in November 1997.
He played for Ireland in the Rugby World Cup finals, in 1999 and 2003. He captained Ireland on two occasions with Tonga and Western Samoa in 2003 and was a member of the Triple Crown winning side in 2004......read on
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 | | TREVOR BRENNAN |
| Trevor Brennan born 22nd September 1973 is a former Rugby player for Barnhall, Bective Rangers, St Marys College RFC, Leinster, Stade Toulousain and Ireland; being capped 13 times. He played either in the second row or as a flanker....read on
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