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Jack Tunney

Jack Tunney

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Journalist, RugbyDump

Biography

Experienced rugby writer and content creator. Jack has written many important articles for RugbyPass, RugbyDump, Planet Rugby and various newspapers around the south-west of England.

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Total articles 1247

  • Ma'a Nonu breaks astonishing Top 14 record as he returns for Toulon

    By Jack Tunney|RugbyDumpVerifiedWhen Ma’a Nonu first burst onto the international rugby scene as a fresh-faced 20-year-old, many predicted he had a bright future. Just how impressive the next 22 years would be, however, was beyond anyone’s belief. As a hard-running winger at the time, Nonu crafted his trade in the New Zealand National Provincial Championship with his boyhood side Wellington, before immersing himself in the heart of the Hurricanes midfield in what was then the Super 12 competition.

    By Jack Tunney · RugbyDump

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • Reds throwback to ‘try of the century’

    By Jack Tunney|RugbyDumpVerifiedThe Queensland Reds social media team has shared the ultimate throwback ahead of Saturday’s Super Rugby Pacific match against the Highlanders. The video dates back to 2023 when Jake Upfield finished arguably one of the greatest tries in the game’s history. On an electric evening in Dunedin, during Aaron Smith’s final home match in Highlanders colours, the visiting Reds threatened to rip up the script and tear Kiwi hearts apart – all initiated by this incredible try.

    By Jack Tunney · RugbyDump

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Peato Mauvaka receives ban following Scotland incident

    By Jack Tunney|RugbyDumpVerifiedAn independent citing committee has today concluded that Peato Mauvaka will be banned for three matches following his recent indiscretion against Scotland. The French hooker appeared via video link on Thursday, March 20, after being cited for foul play under Law 9.12 during the Guinness Men’s Six Nations match between France and Scotland on Saturday, March 15, 2025. Should Peato Mauvaka have been shown red for this?

    By Jack Tunney · RugbyDump

    Mar. 20, 2025

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RugbyDump

Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland

+353 1 240 9200