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  1. 3. St. John Anthony O'Reilly, generally Tony O'Reilly, Junior (born 1966 in Dublin) is a businessman with Irish and Australian citizenship, the third son and sixth child of former Heinz Chairman & CEO and Irish media magnate Tony O'Reilly and Australian Susan Cameron. He is the former CEO of the Irish based oil and gas exploration company ...

  2. Ireland. Winger Tony O’Reilly holds the distinction of scoring the most tries by a British and Irish Lion and a Barbarian. O’Reilly’s status as a Lions legend was already assured in his late teens having impressed with 16 tries in 15 matches while on the 1955 tour to South Africa, during which he turned 19. At that stage he had only ...

  3. 6. Mai 2022 · Anthony Joseph Francis O’Reilly’s footprint is all over The British & Irish Lions record books. One of the greatest of all the players to pull on the famous red jersey, the flying winger – better known as Tony – played 38 games in total for the tourists across the 1955 and 1959 Tours. Lion #382 was only 18 when he was selected for his ...

  4. 18. Mai 2024 · Tony O'Reilly training with the Ireland rugby team in 1963. Photograph: Jimmy McCormack . O’Reilly qualified as a solicitor in 1958 but never practised law. Instead, he trained as a management ...

  5. 12. Sept. 2015 · Sat Sep 12 2015 - 12:00. Tony O'Reilly, the businessman often said to be Ireland's first billionaire, made his career in food, media and other industries in Ireland and internationally. In 2009 ...

  6. 18. Mai 2024 · Anthony O’Reilly has died aged 88 in St Vincent’s Hospital in Dublin on Saturday morning. The former businessman, international rugby player and Chief Executive of Independent News & Media ...

  7. 18. Aug. 2016 · Tony O'Reilly is still the Lions' leading try scorer with 38 in 38 appearances, as well as the Barbarians' top try-scorer with 30 in 38 run-outs. Stats alone pave the way for the Ireland winger as one of the greatest of all time. O’Reilly also did longevity, with the longest Five Nations career of 15 years and 23 days, a record he shared with ...