Ken Armstrong
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Irish international rugby union player and Ulster coach
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Ken Armstrong
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William Kenneth Armstrong was an Irish international rugby union player from Belfast. A fly-half and centre, he played for Ulster between 1959 and 1963 and won two caps for Ireland, against the Springboks in 1960 and England the following year. After leading Dungannon to an Ulster Senior League-Senior Cup double, he retired as a player in 1968. He later became Ulster's first provincial rugby coach and taught at the Royal School Dungannon.
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- Ireland caps
- 2
- Ulster coach
- First provincial rugby coach, appointed 1969
- Teaching career
- Head of PE at the Royal School Dungannon
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Sources and credits
- Article
- Ken Armstrong (rugby union) (English Wikipedia)
- Wikidata
- Q125966105
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