Michael Lynagh
Michael Lynagh is a distinguished former Australian rugby player known for his exceptional skills as a fly-half, and he has been mentioned in discussions surrounding the complex eligibility rules in rugby, particularly regarding his sons who have chosen to represent different national teams.
Born on May 25, 1963 (62 years old)
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Ireland:
Michael Lynagh is the father of Tom Lynagh and has a history of modest excellence.
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Australia:
Tom Lynagh's father Michael was a Wallabies great.
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Ireland:
You meet Michael, you can’t help being a little bit in awe.
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United Kingdom:
Michael Lynagh is referenced as a Wallaby legend and the father of Tom Lynagh.
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Australia:
Michael Lynagh is Tom Lynagh's father, known for his ability to turn games.
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Taiwan:
Tom Lynagh is the son of Michael Lynagh, a long-time Wallabies fly-half.
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United Kingdom:
Michael Lynagh is a 24-carat, 72-cap Wallaby legend and Tom's father.
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Ireland:
Michael Lynagh is Tom Lynagh's father and a former outhalf.
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United Kingdom:
Tom Lynagh will emulate his father, the Wallaby great Michael, when he starts for Australia in Saturday's first Test against the British and Irish Lions.
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Australia:
Michael Lynagh was the Wallabies No.10 for all three Tests in the 1989 Lions series.
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