Shane O'Leary

Shane O'Leary, born on March twelfth, nineteen ninety-three, is an accomplished rugby union player hailing from Ireland. He has made a name for himself on the international stage by representing Canada, a country he qualifies for through his mother. O'Leary's versatility on the field is evident as he primarily plays as a fly-half but has also taken on the role of centre.

His professional career has seen him play for several notable teams, including the Miami Sharks and the Toronto Arrows in Major League Rugby. O'Leary's journey through the sport has also included stints with Nottingham, Ealing Trailfinders, and the Irish provincial side Connacht, as well as clubs in France such as Rouen and Grenoble.

O'Leary's international career began in two thousand thirteen when he represented Canada at the under-twenty level during the Junior World Trophy. His talent and dedication led to his selection for the senior national team in two thousand seventeen, following a successful trial period ahead of the mid-year internationals.