
Sam Illo
Sam Illo is a professional rugby player known for his powerful presence on the field, playing as a prop for Connacht Rugby. His performance during the recent match against Benetton showcased his strength and agility, contributing significantly to his team's victory.
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Recent news mentions
Sam Illo is the late-blooming second eldest of the new Irish rugby internationals.
Infectious joy of Ireland’s new quartet outshines laboured win over Japan – The Irish TimesHe made an impression on debut.
Ireland secure bonus-point win over Japan despite flawed performance – The Irish TimesConnacht number eight Sean Jansen is named as the starting backrow, with his provincial team-mates Billy Bohan and Sam Illo also in line for their first Irish caps off the bench.
Ireland name exciting lineup for Nations Championship meeting with Japan – The Irish TimesSam Illo has shown strength and physical prowess, improving massively in recent years.
Paul O’Connell open to deal extension like Andy Farrell’s – The Irish TimesSam Illo was pinged for scrumming at an angle.
Leinster tear up the script as they rain on Connacht’s opening night parade in Galway – The Irish TimesSam Illo scored a try, contributing to Connacht's dominant performance.
Paul Boyle’s hat-trick helps Connacht to big win over Black Lion – The Irish TimesSam Illo scored a try for Connacht.
Connacht impress with bonus-point win over the Sharks in Galway – The Irish TimesSam Illo's power on both sides of the ball was noteworthy.
Stuart Lancaster’s reign as Connacht coach begins with victory against Benetton – The Irish Times
























































