Jeremy Davidson

Jeremy Davidson (born 28 April 1974 in Belfast) is a rugby union footballer who played at lock for Dungannon RFC, Ulster, London Irish, Castres, Ireland & the British Lions. He attended Methodist College Belfast.

His playing career ended after he aggravated an old knee injury whilst fishing and he is now director of rugby at Dungannon RFC.

Notable achievements of his include being voted players' player of the tour on '97 Lions tour, captaining Ulster and London Irish.

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v • d • e British and Irish Lions - 1997 South Africa tour

Forwards	Back • Wallace • Dallaglio • Davidson • Hill • Johnson(c) • Leonard • Miller • Quinnell • Regan • Rodber • Rowntree • Shaw • Smith • Wainwright • Weir • Williams • Wood • Young

Backs	Bateman • Beal • Bentley • Dawson • Evans • Healey • Howley • Jenkins • Gibbs • Greenwood • Guscott • Grayson • Stimpson • Tait • Townsend • Underwood

Coach	McGeechan & Telfer

v • d • e British and Irish Lions - 2001 Australia tour

Forwards	Back • Bulloch • Charvis • Corry • Dallaglio • Davidson • Greening • Grewcock • Hill • Johnson (c) • Leonard • McBryde • Morris • Murray • O'Kelly • Quinnell • Smith • Taylor • Wallace • West • Williams • Wood • Vickery • Young

Backs	Balshaw • Catt • Cohen • Dawson • Gibbs • Greenwood • Healey • Henderson • Howe • Howley • James • Jenkins • Luger • Nicol • O'Driscoll • O'Gara • Perry • Robinson • Taylor • Wilkinson

Coach	Henry

v • d • e Castres Olympique – current squad

Forwards	Castex • Ducalcon • Forestier • Hoeft • Meeuws • Saayman • Bonello • Bonadze • Terrain • Adamou • Ortega • Gaston • Gaston • Nallet • Tekori • Bias • Puricelli • Tabacco • Tomiki • Vooslo • Faure

Backs	Senio • Tillous-Borde • Lagardère • McIntyre • Benassis • Carballo • Kefu • Marticorena • Mazars • Canavosio • Christophers • Fleming • Milford • Bourret • Teulet

Coaches	McCall and Davidson