James O’Connor

James O’Connor

athlete Australia

James O’Connor is an accomplished Australian rugby player with a dynamic playing style and significant experience in Super Rugby, having made 130 appearances for various teams. Recently, he joined the Crusaders, where his skillful play was instrumental in their victory against the Hurricanes, contributing to a pivotal try and demonstrating his vital role in enhancing the team's performance.

Born on Jul 05, 1990 (35 years old)

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.01%
Persistence
2 wks
Reach
134,680
Power
5,282$
Sentiment
5.85
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Ireland 7 6.00 0.42% +20% 5,030,000 25,195 $5,100 26$
Australia 5 6.40 0.29% +10% 25,499,884 82,065 $1,380,000 4,441$
New Zealand 1 7.00 0.06% +0% 4,822,233 2,867 $210,000 125$
Taiwan 1 5.00 0.10% +0% 23,816,775 24,553 $670,000 691$
Totals 14 59,168,892 134,680 $2,265,100 5,283$
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Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.

Recent Mentions

Australia Australia: James O’Connor was one of the players employed by Dave Rennie during his tenure as Wallabies coach. 5

Tom Lynagh Dave Rennie Noah Lolesio Reece Hodge Quade Cooper Ben Donaldson Carter Gordon Eddie Jones
The Sydney Morning Herald: Wallabies five-eighth Tom Lynagh wants to wear No.10 jersey long-term

Ireland Ireland: James O’Connor had an impressive Super Rugby campaign at the Canterbury Crusaders. 7

Joe Schmidt Tate Mcdermott Tom Curry Tadhg Beirne Will Skelton Rob Valetini Dan Sheehan Tom Lynagh Maro Itoje Jamison Gibson Park Finn Russell
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: A Lions whitewash of the Wallabies is on the cards unless Joe Schmidt can turn it around – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: There have been calls for the more experienced James O’Connor to be reinstated at outhalf after his contribution to the Crusaders’ Super Rugby Pacific title. 6

Andy Farrell Joe Schmidt Rob Valetini Will Skelton Langi Gleeson Tom Lynagh Toutai Kefu Kurtley Beale Gregor Brown Rory Sutherland Ewan Ashman Joe Mccarthy Jamison Gibson Park Finn Russell Blair Kinghorn Garry Ringrose Mack Hansen Owen Farrell
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Andy Farrell adds note of caution as Lions arrive in Melbourne for second Test – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: James O’Connor is referenced as a player whose early outings inspired others. 7

Joe Schmidt Johnny Sexton Andy Farrell Maro Itoje Rob Valetini Will Skelton Joseph Aukuso Suaalii Tom Lynagh Brad Thorn Tadhg Furlong Tom Curry
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Joe Schmidt plots unlikely Lions scalp amid feeling of ‘now or never’ for Australian rugby – The Irish Times

Taiwan Taiwan: James O’Connor started all three Tests at fly-half when Australia last hosted the tourists in 2013. 5

Joe Schmidt Nick Champion De Crespigny Rob Valetini Fraser Mcreight Harry Wilson Dave Porecki Matt Faessler Allan Alaalatoa James Slipper Will Skelton Jeremy Williams Nick Frost Tom Lynagh Michael Lynagh Ben Donaldson Noah Lolesio Jake Gordon Len Ikitau Joseph Aukuso Suaalii Max Jorgensen Harry Potter Tom Wright
Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999: Schmidt backs ‘scavenger’ Champion de Crespigny

Ireland Ireland: James O’Connor was called up into the squad due to injuries. 6

Andy Farrell Joe Schmidt Noal Lolesio Rob Valetini Will Skelton Langi Gleeson Nick Champion De Crespigny Tom Lynagh Michael Lynagh
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Farrell and Schmidt announce their opening hands as atmosphere builds in Brisbane – The Irish Times

Australia Australia: James O’Connor has been a mentor to Tom Lynagh, helping him adjust to professional rugby. 8

Tom Lynagh Tate Mcdermott Mick Heenan Burke
The Sydney Morning Herald: Wallabies taking on the British & Irish Lions

Ireland Ireland: James O’Connor is a Fianna Fáil backbencher from Cork East. 6

Niall Quinn Michael Lonergan Emmanuel Macron Keir Starmer Colum Eastwood Mairead Mcguinness Catherine Connolly Micheal Martin Pat The Cope Gallagher Sean Kelly Feargal Sharkey David Mongey Gitanas Nauseda Aisling Dempsey Aubrey Mccarthy Cormac Devlin Mary Hanafin Mary Butler Pa Daly Mary Lou Mcdonald Pearse Doherty Finian Mcgrath Rossa Fanning Paul Canning Niall Blaney Liam Blaney Margaret Blaney
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘Disco pants’ Niall Quinn could be just the Áras ticket for Fianna Fáil – The Irish Times

Australia Australia: James O’Connor, the 35-year-old new man in the squad, will offer some hard-won experience. 6

Noah Lolesio Nathan Cleary Joseph Aukuso Suaalii Len Ikitau Josua Tuisova
The Sydney Morning Herald: Noah Lolesio’s absence not the only area of concern for Wallabies

New Zealand New Zealand: James O’Connor returns to Wallabies for British and Irish Lions series. 7

Noah Lolesio Andy Farrell Owen Farrell Elliot Daly Josh Canham Rob Valetini Will Skelton Tom Lynagh Jake Gordon James Slipper
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: James O’Connor returns to Wallabies for British and Irish Lions series