Barbarian Men
Andrew Armstrong Mulligan
Scrum-half
Matches
Points
Country
Ireland
Club
Cambridge University
Playing Record
Games
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Men
22 Feb 1958 / National Stadium
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Barbarians
11
6
Australia XV
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Men
04 Mar 1959 / White City
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Blackheath
8
21
Barbarians
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Men
04 May 1957 / Thunderbird Stadium
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British Columbia
6
19
Barbarians
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Men
28 Mar 1959 / National Stadium
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Cardiff
0
21
Barbarians
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Men
20 Apr 1957 / National Stadium
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Cardiff
0
40
Barbarians
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Men
24 May 1958 / Old Wanderers Ground
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Combined Transvaal
16
18
Barbarians
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Men
27 Dec 1956 / Welford Road
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Leicester Tigers
6
23
Barbarians
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Men
24 Apr 1962 / Rodney Parade
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Newport
17
8
Barbarians
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Men
08 Apr 1958 / Rodney Parade
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Newport
13
8
Barbarians
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Men
21 May 1958 / Loftus Versfeld
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Northern Transvaal
9
13
Barbarians
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Men
27 Apr 1957 / York Stadium
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Ontario
3
47
Barbarians
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Men
31 Mar 1961 / Recreation Ground
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Penarth
22
26
Barbarians
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Men
20 Apr 1962 / Recreation Ground
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Penarth
3
39
Barbarians
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Men
04 Apr 1958 / Recreation Ground
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Penarth
5
6
Barbarians
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Men
14 May 1957 / Montreal
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Quebec
3
41
Barbarians
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Men
30 Mar 1959 / St Helen's
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Swansea
11
18
Barbarians
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Men
03 Apr 1961 / St Helen's
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Swansea
8
0
Barbarians
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Men
07 Apr 1958 / St Helen's
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Swansea
5
6
Barbarians
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Men
18 May 1958 / Newlands
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Western Province
9
8
Barbarians
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Men
14 May 1958 / Olen Park
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Western Transvaal
11
3
Barbarians
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Statistics
Andrew Armstrong Mulligan
Andrew Armstrong Mulligan was born in India on 4 February 1936 and educated at Gresham's School and Cambridge University where he gained three Blues at scrum-half, 1955 to 1957. He later played club rugby for Wanderers in Dublin and London Irish. Between 1956 and 1961 he won 22 caps for Ireland and was captain in three internationals in 1960. In 1959 he joined the British Isles tour of New Zealand as a replacement and played in 13 games, including the victorious fourth test in Auckland. A popular Barbarian, he played 20 times for the Club, including Australia in 1958 and the tours to Canada (1957) and South Africa (1958). He was forced to withdraw from the team that beat South Africa in 1961 on the morning of the match. He captained the Barbarians three times on Easter tours, against Cardiff in 1959 and Penarth and Newport in 1962. Andy Mulligan died on 24 February 2001, aged 65.
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