Alan Quinlan
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A CAUTIONARY TALE of eye-gouging inspired Hong Kong’s Irish Chamber of Commerce, as Munster and Ireland legend Alan Quinlan spoke poignantly of how the ban he got for gouging the eye of Leinster’s Leo Cullen cost him a place on the Lions tour in 2009. Hi Full Article at Irish Times
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Alan Quinlan (born 13 July 1974) is an Irish rugby union player. He plays for Munster and is registered to the AIB League side Shannon. Full Article At Wikipedia.org
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