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Mick Dunne
Position Second Row
Date of Birth 14/07/1906
International Debut versus France
International Debut Date 31/12/1928
Last Test versus Wales
Last Test Date 10/03/1934
Caps 16
Test Tries 0
Test Penalties 0
Test Conversions 0
Test Drop Goals 0
Total Test Points 0
Captain 0
Lions Caps
Any Other Info
Mick Dunne from Co. Meath won 16 caps in the Irish second-row and was a Lion's tourist in 1930. Educated at Castleknock College, he graduated from TCD and became a solicitor with the Hibernian Bank. When he retired from playing activities, Dunne spent seven years as Hon. Secretary of Lansdowne and was elected Club President for 1949/50 - the only genuine Lansdowne Lion to be so honoured.
Last Updated 16/12/2004
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