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Mullen, Karl Daniel

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Mullen, Karl Daniel (1926– )

Irish rugby union player, born in Wexford. Ireland's most successful captain ever, he led his team to three Five Nations titles in four years, between 1948 and 1951. Making his debut in 1947, his leadership saw Ireland take the Grand Slam a year later, a feat that no other Irish team has since managed to do. Playing as a hooker, he was capped 25 times for his country and also captained the British Lions for their tour to Australia and New Zealand in 1950.

Career highlights

International appearances (1947–52)

28 (including 3 for the British Lions)



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