Paddy Wallace

Ulster's Paddy Wallace (R) evades a tackle by Edinburgh's Lee Jones
Ulster's Paddy Wallace (R) evades a tackle by Edinburgh's Lee Jones

Ulster defeat Saints, Connacht top Biarritz

Ulster won their 13 game in 13 outings this season when they clinched an impressive 25-6 bonus-point triumph over Northampton on Friday to stay on course for the European Cup quarter-finals.
 

New faces star as All Blacks thrash Ireland

The All Blacks bounced back from a disappointing second Test to punish Ireland 60-0 in a nine-try blitz at Waikato Stadium on Saturday for a clean-sweep of the series.
 

All Blacks eye clean sweep against Ireland

A week of soul-searching has fired up the All Blacks who expect nothing less than victory against an Ireland side living on hope in the third and final Test at Waikato Stadium on Saturday.
 

Leinster beat Ulster to retain European Cup

Leinster were crowned European club kings for the third time in four seasons as they proved themselves one of the finest club sides ever at Twickenham on Saturday.
 

Leinster's O'Driscoll fit for European Cup final

Brian O'Driscoll handed Leinster a major boost after declaring himself fit for the all-Irish European Cup final against Ulster at Twickenham on Saturday.
 

Patched-up France prepare for Irish rugby test

After the best part of two months holed up in training camps, France will finally lose the tackle bags and begin their World Cup warm-up in earnest when they take on Ireland on Saturday.
 

Ireland ring changes for France rugby union test

Ireland have made nine changes for their Rugby World Cup warm-up international against France in Bordeaux on Saturday following their defeat to Scotland last weekend.
 

Beattie out to make mark in Ireland rugby warm-up

It may only be a so-called friendly on paper, but for Johnnie Beattie the World Cup warm-up clash with Ireland at Murrayfield on Saturday is the biggest match of his career.
 

No O'Driscoll as Cullen leads Ireland rugby squad

Leinster lock Leo Cullen will captain Ireland for the first time after Brian O'Driscoll was ruled out of the team that will play Scotland in their opening World Cup warm-up match in Edinburgh on Saturday.
 

O'Gara axed as Ireland prepare for England

Veteran fly-half Ronan O'Gara was dropped as Ireland coach Declan Kidney made three changes for this weekend's Six Nations showdown with England.
 

Wales in Six Nations title contention after derailing Ireland

Wales derailed Ireland's hopes of the Triple Crown with a hard-fought 19-13 Six Nations victory over the visitors at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.
 

Rugby coach Kidney calls on Irish to be 'in full voice'

Ireland coach Declan Kidney has called on his players to shed their inhibitions and come out of their shell when they play Scotland in Edinburgh on Sunday in a Six Nations match where a win would lift their wilting confidence.
 

O'Gara back as Ireland prepare for Scots

Ireland have recalled veteran fly-half Ronan O'Gara for this weekend's Six Nations clash with Scotland as they seek to bounce back from the disappointment of defeat to France.
 

Irish end losing streak in unconvincing fashion

The victory was cruel on the visitors who played the better rugby at times, and failed to impress the 30,995 fans who had hoped for some optimism ahead of next weekend's meeting with Tri-Nations champions New Zealand.
 

Toner to make Ireland debut in Samoa Test

Ireland coach Declan Kidney unveiled on Tuesday a starting side showing 11 changes, including a positional switch, from the one that lost 23-21 to world champions South Africa in the first international match at the rebuilt Lansdowne last weekend.
 

Irish welcome back injured sextet for autumn tests

Keith Earls, Rory Best, Stephen Ferris, Denis Leamy, Sean O'Brien and Donnacha Ryan were all named by coach Declan Kidney in the initial 34-man squad for November's matches.
 

Ireland's O'Gara benched for 100th Test

Ireland on Tuesday dropped record point-scorer Ronan O'Gara to the bench for what could be his 100th Test as they bid to end a 31-year win drought against the Wallabies in Australia.
 

Scots aim to crash Ireland's Croke Park rugby party

Scotland lock Alastair Kellock has warned Ireland's Triple Crown-chasing squad to brace themselves for a massive battle in the last Six Nations game at Croke Park.
 

Doughty Irish hold off world champions S.Africa

Six Nations Grand Slam champions Ireland ended their year on a suitably high note here on Saturday with a commendable 15-10 victory over world and Tri-Nations champions South Africa for their third successive home win over the visitors.
 

Doughty Irish hold off world champions S.Africa

Six Nations Grand Slam champions Ireland ended their year on a suitably high note here on Saturday with a commendable 15-10 victory over world and Tri-Nations champions South Africa for their third successive home win over the visitors.
 

Facts from the Wikipedia page:

Paddy Wallace
Personal information
Date of birth27 August 1979 (1979-08-27) (age 30)
Place of birthDundonald, Northern Ireland
Height5ft 11in
Weight12 stone 9lb
SchoolCampbell College
UniversityUniversity College Dublin
Rugby union career
Playing career
PositionCentre,Out Half
Amateur clubs
UCD RFC
Professional clubsCaps(points)
2001-Ulster100(246)
correct as of 18 Aug 2007.
National team(s)
Ireland17(50)
correct as of 21 March 2009.