Richard Lloyd - Rugby

liverpool annie · Jun 7, 2009

Did you ever see the clipping Mark in Belfast found for you ?

Lloyd, Richard Averil

Ireland Internationals: 19 : 1910 E= S- ; 1911 E+ S+ (1c) W- F+ (3c 1d) ; 1912 F+ (1t) E- S+ (1d 1p) W+ (1c 1d) SA- ; 1913 E- (1d) S- (2c 1d) W- (2c 1p) F+ (3c) ; 1914 F+ (1c) E- (1c 1d) ; 1920 E- (1t 1c 1p) F- (1d)

Richard Lloyd was born on 4 August 1891, in Tamnamore, Dungannon.

Played as a Fly half for: Armagh Royal School, Trinity College Dublin, Liverpool.

Profession: The Army

War service: Lieutenant, 1/10th (Liverpool Scottish) Battalion, The King’s (Liverpool) Regiment; he was wounded in 1918. He was demobilised as a Captain in January 1919 after a brief period as a company commander at the Royal Military College.

Remarks: Most conversions (7) by an Irish player in a Championship season, 1913. Photographed with Irish team v Wales 1914, but did not play after injury during warm-up – his place was taken by Harry Jack. Refereed England v Scotland and Scotland v Wales in 1922. Cricket for Ireland.

He died on 23 December 1950, in Belfast.
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Dolphin · Jun 8, 2009

No, I must have missed it.

Thanks

Gareth

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