Simon Geoghegan

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Simon Patrick Geoghegan (born 1 September 1968 in Barnet, London) is a rugby union footballer who played at wing for London Irish and perhaps best known for his try in the 1994 Five Nations match against England at Twickenham that was instrumental in a famous 13-12 win.

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POSITION Winger

BORN Sunday, 1st September 1968. Barnet, London

INTERNATIONAL DEBUT Saturday, 2nd February 1991 v France (Dublin) lost 21-13 (FN) (Aged: 22)

FINAL APPEARANCE 16/3/1996 v England (Twickenham) lost 28-15 (FN)

TOTAL CAPS: 37

INTERNATIONAL RECORD: Irish Caps 1991-96

1991 v France (Dublin) L 21-13 (5N)
1991 v Wales (Cardiff) D 21-21 (5N)
1991 v England (Dublin) L 16-7 (5N)
1991 v Scotland (Murrayfield) L 28-25 (5N)
1991 v Namibia (Windhoek) L 15-6 (F)
1991 v Zimbabwe (Dublin) W 55-11 (W.Cup)
1991 v Scot (Murrayfield) L 28-25 (W.Cup)
1991 v Australia (Dublin) L 19-18 (W.Cup)
1992 v England (Twickenham) L 38-9 (5N)
1992 v Scotland (Dublin) L 18-10 (5N)
1992 v France (Paris) L 44-12 (5N)
1992 v Australia (Dublin) L 42-17
1993 v Scotland (Murrayfield) L 15-3 (5N)
1993 v France (Dublin) L 21-6 (5N)
1993 v Wales (Cardiff) W 19-14 (5N)
1993 v England (Dublin) W 17-3 (5N)
1993 v Romania (Dublin) W 25-3
1994 v France (Paris) L 35-15 (5N)
1994 v Wales (Dublin) L 17-15 (5N)
1994 v England (Twickenham) W 13-12 (5N)
1994 v Scotland (Dublin) D 6-6 (5N)
1994 v Australia (Brisbane) L 33-13
1994 v Australia (Sydney) L 32-18
1994 v USA (Dublin) W 26-15
1995 v England (Dublin) L 20-8 (5N)
1995 v Scotland (Murrayfield) L 26-13 (5N)
1995 v France (Dublin) L 25-7 (5N)
1995 v Wales (Cardiff) W 16-12 (5N)
1995 v New Zealand (Joburg) L 43-19 (W.Cup)
1995 v Japan (Bloemfontein) L 50-28 (W.Cup)
1995 v Wales (Johannesburg) W 24-23 (W.Cup)
1995 v France (Durban) L 36-12 (W.Cup)
1995 v Fiji (Dublin) W 44-8
1996 v USA (Dublin) W 26-15
1996 v Scotland (Dublin) L 16-10 (5N)
1996 v Wales (Dublin) W 30-17 (5N)
1996 v England (Twickenham) L 28-15 (5N)