Ronan O'Gara is pictured above during the match against France in the 2011 RBS Six Nations Championship.
# The game against South Africa in November 2010 was Ronan's 100th cap for his country. He became
only the third Irishman to reach this landmark, following on from John Hayes and Brian
O'Driscoll. O'Gara later commented: "I'm very proud to have won 100 caps. It's great to have followed
Brian O'Driscoll and John Hayes into the history books. They're two good friends and great players.
I'm delighted to achieve it. It was a big day for my family and for Munster too. It's a good
achievement to reach 100 caps because very few players have done it. I'm very lucky. I enjoyed
having an impact but it's just a pity it didn't change the outcome because I play sport to win."
Played 128: Won 73, Drawn 3, Lost 52.
Plus 2 defeat for the British and Irish Lions
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2009 v France (Dublin) W 30-21 (SN)
2009 v Italy (Rome) W 38-9 (SN)
2009 v England (Dublin) W 14-13 (SN)
2009 v Scotland (Murrayfield) W 22-15 (SN)
2009 v Wales (Cardiff) W 17-15 (SN) [(Grand Slam)]
2009 v Australia (Dublin) D 20-20
2010 v Italy (Dublin) W 29-11 (SN)
2010 v France (Paris) L 33-10 (SN)
2010 v England (R) (Twickenham) W 20-16 (SN)
2010 v Wales (R) (Dublin) W 27-12 (SN)
2010 v Scotland (R) (Dublin) L 23-20 (SN)
2010 v New Zealand (New Plymouth) L 66-28
2010 v South Africa (Dublin) L 23-21 #
2010 v Samoa (Dublin) W 20-10
2010 v New Zealand (R) (Dublin) L 38-18
2010 v Argentina (R) (Dublin) W 29-9
2011 v Italy (R) (Rome) W 13-11 (SN)
2011 v France (R) (Dublin) L 25-22 (SN)
2011 v Scotland (Murrayfield) W 21-18 (SN)
2011 v Wales (Cardiff) L 19-13 (SN)
2011 v England (R) (Dublin) W 24-8 (SN)
2011 v France (Bordeaux)L 19-12
2011 v France (Dublin)(R) L 22-26
2011 v England (Dublin) L 9-20
2011 v U.S.A.(New Plymouth)(R) W 22-10 (World Cup)
2011 v Australia (Auckland)(R) W 6-15 (World Cup)
2011 v Russia (Rotorua) W 12-62 (World Cup)
2011 v Italy (Dunedin) W 36-6 (World Cup)
2011 v Wales (Wellington) L 10-22 (World Cup)
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2012 v Wales (Dublin) L 21-23 (SN)
2012 v Italy (Dublin) W 42-10 (SN) (R)
2012 v France (Paris) D 17-17 (SN) (R)
2012 v Scotland (Dublin) W 32-14 (SN) (R)
2012 v England (Twickenham) L 30-9 (SN) (R)
2012 v New Zealand (Auckland) L 10-42 (R)
2012 v New Zealand (Christchurch) L 19-22. (R)
2012 v New Zealand (Hamilton) L 60-0 (R)
2012 v South Africa (Dublin) L 12-16
2012 v Argentina (Dublin) W 46-24.
2013 v England (Dublin) L 6-12 (SN) (R)
2013 v Scotland (Edinburgh) L 12-8 (SN) (R)
(R) = Replacement
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The pictures above show Ireland's Fly Half Ronan O'Gara during the 19-9 win against Wales in the
2007 RBS Six Nations Championship. Photos George Herringshaw. ©
2006 v Italy (Dublin) W 26-16 (SN)
2006 v France (Paris) L 43-31 (SN)
2006 v Wales (Dublin) W 31-5 (SN)
2006 v Scotland (Dublin) W 15-9 (SN)
2006 v England (Tw'ham) W 28-24 [(SN - Triple Crown)]
2006 v New Zealand (Hamilton) L 34-23
2006 v New Zealand (Auckland) L 27-17
2006 v Australia (Perth) L 37-15
2006 v South Africa (Dublin) W 32-15
2006 v Australia (Dublin) W 21-6
2006 v Pacific Islanders (R) (Dublin) W 61-17
2007 v Wales (Cardiff) W 19-9 (SN)
2007 v France (Dublin) L 20-17 (SN)
2007 v England (Dublin) W 43-13 (SN)
2007 v Scotland (Murrayfield) W 19-18 (SN)
2007 v Italy (Rome) W 54-21 (SN)
2007 v Scotland (R) (Murrayfield) L 31-21
2007 v Italy (Dublin) W 23-20
2007 v Namibia (Bordeaux) W 32-17 (World Cup)
2007 v Georgia (Bordeaux) W 14-10 (World Cup)
2007 v France (Paris) L 25-3 (World Cup)
2007 v Argentina (Paris) L 30-15 (World Cup)
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2008 v Italy (Dublin) W 16-11 (SN)
2008 v France (Paris) L 26-21 (SN)
2008 v Scotland (Dublin) W 34-13 (SN)
2008 v Wales (Dublin) L 16-12 (SN)
2008 v England (Twickenham) L 33-10 (SN)
2008 v New Zealand (Wellington) L 21-11
2008 v Australia (Melbourne) L 18-12
2008 v Canada (Limerick) W 55-0
2008 v New Zealand (Dublin) L 22-3
2008 v Argentina (Dublin) W 17-3 |
The pictures above show Ronan O'Gara during Ireland's memorable 19-13 victory against England in the 2004
Six Nations Championship. Photos George Herringshaw. ©
2003 v Wales (R) (Cardiff) W 25-24 (SN)
2003 v England (R) (Dublin) L 42-6 (SN)
2003 v Australia (R) (Perth) L 45-16
2003 v Tonga (Nuku A'lofa) W 40-9
2003 v Samoa (Apia) W 40-12
2003 v Scotland (Murrayfield) W 29-10
2003 v Romania (R) (Gosford) W 45-17 (World Cup)
2003 v Namibia (Sydney) W 64-7 (World Cup)
2003 v Argentina (R) (Adelaide) W 16-15 (World Cup)
2003 v Australia (Melbourne) L 17-16 (World Cup)
2003 v France (Melbourne) L 43-21 (World Cup)
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2004 v France (Paris) L 35-17 (SN)
2004 v France (Paris) L 35-17 (SN)
2004 v Wales (Dublin) W 36-15 (SN)
2004 v England (Twickenham) W 19-13 (SN)
2004 v Italy (Dublin) W 19-3 (SN)
2004 v Scotland (Dublin) W 37-16 [(SN - Triple Crown)]
2004 v South Africa (Bloemfontein) L 31-17
2004 v South Africa (Cape Town) L 26-17
2004 v South Africa (Dublin) W 17-12
2004 v Argentina (Dublin) W 21-19
2005 v Italy (Rome) W 28-17 (SN)
2005 v Scotland (Murrayfield) W 40-13 (SN)
2005 v England (Dublin) W 19-13 (SN)
2005 v France (Dublin) L 26-19 (SN)
2005 v Wales (Cardiff) L 32-20 (SN)
2005 v New Zealand (Dublin) L 45-7
2005 v Australia (Dublin) L 30-14
2005 v Romania (R) (Dublin) W 43-12
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