Tony Buckley was born on 8 October 1980 and is a former Irish rugby union player who played Prop.
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Tony Buckley was born on 8 October 1980 and is a former Irish rugby union player who played Prop.
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Tony Buckley wore size 16 boots which had to be custom made for him in Germany.
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Tony Buckley first started playing rugby for Kanturk R FCin Co Cork.
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Tony Buckley was capped for Leinster Schools before playing for Shannon RFC.
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Tony Buckley spent 1998 in New Zealand at St Peter's College representing their 1st XV.
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Tony Buckley scored his first international try a year later against Canada on 24 May 2009, during the summer tour of North America.
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Tony Buckley was seen as the long term successor to John Hayes for club and country.
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Tony Buckley was selected in Ireland's 43-man training squad for the 2011 World Cup, and won a place in the final 30-man squad to go to New Zealand.
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Tony Buckley confirmed his retirement from professional rugby in June 2014, but decided to continue to play rugby non-professionally with Ulster Bank League side Kanturk.
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Tony Buckley said “I am lucky that I have emerged from professional rugby relatively intact and capable of enjoying my last couple of seasons with the club I started with.
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