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Q549490 abstract "Anthony "Axel" Foley (born 30 October 1973) is a retired Irish rugby union player and current head coach of Munster. He played for Munster and Ireland. Foley held a number of club and league records at the end of his Munster career. He held the record for most European caps (86), until it was beaten by John Hayes. He was the first Munster player to reach 200 caps and was the most capped player (with 202 caps), until Alan Quinlan overtook this record in September 2010. Foley still holds the record for most tries by a forward in the Heineken Cup, with a total of 23. His career total of 39 tries for Munster placed him only two behind the all-time leader Anthony Horgan.".
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Q549490 fullname "Anthony Gerard Foley".
Q549490 name "Anthony Foley".
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Q549490 comment "Anthony "Axel" Foley (born 30 October 1973) is a retired Irish rugby union player and current head coach of Munster. He played for Munster and Ireland. Foley held a number of club and league records at the end of his Munster career. He held the record for most European caps (86), until it was beaten by John Hayes. He was the first Munster player to reach 200 caps and was the most capped player (with 202 caps), until Alan Quinlan overtook this record in September 2010.".
Q549490 label "Anthony Foley".
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Q549490 name "Anthony Foley".