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Paddy Reid

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470:, but after a few months, Reid switched clubs to Halifax. In 1949 he was part of the Halifax team that reached the Challenge Cup final, losing at Wembley to Bradford. Although Reid returned to Ireland just three years after leaving, any switch to league ended in lifetime bans from the union game. Despite this Reid continued to coach in Ireland behind the scenes. 422:
appointed Ireland team captain, and the tactical changes he brought to the team turned the squad into a far superior unit. Although Ireland did not possess the talent of other teams, as a unit they began to play a more defensive and tight game, taking their chances wisely. The new tactical play gave
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Reid came to note as a rugby player when he represented Garryowen in the 1940s; playing his first game against University College, Galway. In 1947 he won his first international cap, when he was selected to face
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At the end of the 1947/48 season, Reid made an economic decision to switch codes to professional rugby league. He originally joined English team Huddersfield, along with Triple Crown winning teammate
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would give Ireland the Triple Crown. Reid was reinstated back into the team for the Wales encounter, this time played at Ravenhill. The Irish pressured Wales in the first half, and a late try by prop
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in Paris. It was a good game for Reid, as he also scored his first and only international points, running the ball under the posts after a tactical line-out. The following game saw
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at centre, the only player with any past international experience in the three-quarter positions. Australia were far too strong for Ireland, beating them 16–3.
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The Irish team were carried from the ground by their supporters, and after a celebration dinner the team members went their own way. Reid, Daly and
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at Lansdowne Road, for which Reid was omitted. The Scottish victory gave Ireland the Championship title, but the team had not won a
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Despite the loss, the Irish selectors kept faith with Reid and he returned into the Ireland team for the opening game of the
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in a close game at Twickenham. The last two games of the Championship were both played at home, the first a victory over
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gave Ireland a famous Triple Crown and Grand Slam win; a feat the national team would not repeat until 2009.
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went to a dance after the game, and spent the night in police custody after some "high jinks" with an
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winning team of 1948. The following season, he switched codes, joining professional
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Why we still feel compelled to worship these glorious rugby amateurs of 1948
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Ireland captain Brian O'Driscoll's date with destiny against Wales
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O'Driscoll, O'Gara, Oh, Ireland have only gone and done it
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Ireland international rugby union & league footballer
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On 25 March 2004 six footballers were inducted into
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Rugby League: Reid: Magic of the Cup is still alive
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Index

Limerick
Centre
Garryowen FC
Ireland
Centre
Huddersfield
Halifax
rugby
rugby union
Garryowen
Ireland
Grand Slam
rugby league
Huddersfield
Halifax
Heritage No. 601
Australia
1947–48 tour
Kevin Joseph Quinn
1948 Five Nations Championship
France
Karl Mullen
England
Scotland
Triple Crown
1899
Wales
John "Jack" Daly
Des O'Brien
Orange

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