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1976 v Australia (Dublin) L 20-10
1979 v Australia (Brisbane) W 27-12
1979 v Australia (Sydney) W 9-3
1980 v England (Twickenham) L 24-9 (FN)
1980 v Scotland (Dublin) W 22-15 (FN)
1980 v France (Paris) L 19-18 (FN)
1980 v Wales (Dublin) W 21-7 (FN)
1981 v France (Dublin) L 19-13 (FN)
1981 v Wales (Caridff) L 9-8 (FN)
1981 v England (Dublin) L 10-6 (FN)
1981 v Scotland (Murrayfield) L 10-9 (FN)
1981 v South Africa (Cape Town) L 23-15
1982 v Wales (Dublin) W 20-12 (FN)
1982 v England (Twickenham) W 16-15 (FN)
1982 v Scotland (Dublin) W 21-12 (FN)
1982 v France (Paris) L 22-9 (FN)
1983 v Scotland (Murrayfield) W 15-13 (FN)
1983 v France (Dublin) W 22-16 (FN)
1983 v Wales (Cardiff) L 23-9 (FN)
1983 v England (Dublin) W 25-15 (FN)
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1984 v France (Paris) L 25-12 (FN)
1984 v Wales (Dublin) L 18-9 (FN)
In 1979, aged 25, Ollie Campbell set an Irish record on
their tour to Australia when he scored 60
points. 19 of them in Brisbane which was an
Irish record for points in a match against
Australia.
Won 7 British Lions Caps (3 in 1980 v South
Africa, and 4 in 1983 v New Zealand).
Career Record: Played 22: Won 10, Lost 12
Test Points: 217
Tries: 1
Penalties: 54
Conversions: 15
Drop Goals: 7
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