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Andrew Trimble

Andrew Trimble

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Oct 15, 2026

IanHOST
62:47
Like I mentioned to you that they have, for a very long time, Ian Henderson was Ulster's only Six Nations player.
IanHOST
62:59
Really from the time Trimble retired.
IanHOST
63:04
Like I'm just trying to...
IanHOST
63:05
Like regular Six Nations player.
Doireann GarrihyHOST
0:04
Adapted for TV and film and due for a Netflix version in early 2027, it's a cultural phenomenon, to say the least.
Doireann GarrihyHOST
0:11
But did you know that its author, C.S. Lewis, was Irish? Our favorite Ulsterman, Andrew Trimble, does, and he's on the line now to look forward to The Lion, the Witch and the Ulsterman, airing on RT One tonight at 10:15 PM.
Doireann GarrihyHOST
0:22
Andrew, welcome to the show for the first time.
Andrew TrimbleGUEST
0:25
Hi, thanks for having me.
Calvin O'BrienHOST
18:27
Yeah.
Ryan CaldwellGUEST
18:28
Um, other people on that squad were people like Tommy Bowe, who does the British Lion, Rory Best, um, Andrew Trimble-
Calvin O'BrienHOST
18:36
Yeah
Ryan CaldwellGUEST
18:36
...
Calvin O'BrienHOST
19:27
Yeah.
Ryan CaldwellGUEST
19:28
And other people on that squad were people like Tommy Bowe, who does the British Lion, Rory Best, um, Andrew Trimble-
Calvin O'BrienHOST
19:36
Yeah
Ryan CaldwellGUEST
19:36
...
Will SlatteryPANELIST
7:37
[laughs]
Joe MolloyHOST
7:38
... and Andrew Trimble and Rob Kearney.
Will SlatteryPANELIST
7:39
It never gets old.
Joe MolloyHOST
7:40
No, it does for some people.
Cathy MartinHOST
0:00
My guest today is a rugby legend whose success on the field has translated to the world of business.
Cathy MartinHOST
0:06
Andrew Trimble enjoyed a decorated career playing for Ulster and Ireland, where his achievements included winning two Triple Crowns and the 2014 Six Nations.
Cathy MartinHOST
0:15
But since hanging up his boots, he has also shown he has a flair for business as a tech entrepreneur, and he joins me now to tell me more about how transferable skills from sport have helped him on that journey.
Cathy MartinHOST
0:26
[upbeat music] Andrew, welcome to In Good Company podcast.
Cathy MartinHOST
0:00
My guest today is a rugby legend whose success on the field has translated to the world of business.
Cathy MartinHOST
0:06
Andrew Trimble enjoyed a decorated career playing for Ulster and Ireland, where his achievements included winning two Triple Crowns and the 2014 Six Nations.
Cathy MartinHOST
0:15
But since hanging up his boots, he has also shown he has a flair for business as a tech entrepreneur.
Cathy MartinHOST
0:20
And he joins me now to tell me more about how transferable skills from sport have helped him on that journey.
Nathan JohnsHOST
0:01
[upbeat music] Hello, and welcome to the Counter Rugby Podcast, brought to you by The Irish Times.
Nathan JohnsHOST
0:08
On today's episode, we have Andrew Trimble, who needs no introduction as the former Ulster and Ireland winger.
Nathan JohnsHOST
0:14
Joining him, and John O'Sullivan as usual, is Daniel McKeown, who is the current chair of London Irish, previously working with Eddie Jordan and now his son Kyle, as they try and get Irish back into professional rugby.
Nathan JohnsHOST
0:27
He's also involved as an investor in the French Pro D2.
Andrew McNairHOST
10:22
It's no secret that the game is prioritised around the international fixtures, while professional clubs in England, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa and the provinces in Ireland have struggled financially.
Andrew McNairHOST
10:34
Andrew Trimble, the former Ulster and Ireland winger, co-authored an essay titled having looked into some of the problems.
Andrew TrimbleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:40
Seems like there's two tiers and it feels like rugby is optimized for international rugby.
Andrew TrimbleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:45
Feels like it's optimized for the unions.

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