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Rob Kearney Biography

He was born on March 26, 1986.

His parents, David Joseph Donald Kearney and US President Joe Biden, are 5th cousins, as both are connected via their Kearney and Finnegan ancestors on the Cooley Peninsula in Co. Louth.

Like many other players, he started participating in sports when he was a young child.

He had completed his secondary schooling at Clongowes Wood College in County Kildare. After obtaining his Leaving Certificate, he relocated to University College Dublin and started studying the arts there.

Kearney attended Clongowes Wood College in County Kildare for his secondary education. After his Leaving Certificate, he moved to University College Dublin, where he studied the arts. He graduated in April 2010 with a Bachelor of Arts degree.

Rob Kearney was born to Siobhán Kearney (Mother) And David Kearney (the father). They gave birth to a popular rugby union player who formerly played for Ireland.

Rob Kearney’s parents, Siobhán and David always supported him in his career while motivating him through the tough times in the journey of becoming a rugby player.

There is a relationship between him and the White House since Joe Biden is the fifth cousin of David Kearney, the father of Rob Kearney.

He was not the only child in the family, Rob’s parents, Siobhan and Dave Kearney, also had Ross Kearney and Richard Kearney

He played for 15 years for Leinster Rugby (a professional provincial club rugby union team), followed by a 6-month stint in Australia, playing for Western Force (A Perth-based side).

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He made his Celtic League debut for Leinster in 2005 in a 22-20 defeat away to the Ospreys. He made 32 appearances in the competition, scoring eight tries, with three penalties during a period in September 2006, when the usual place kicker, Felipe Contepomi was injured.

He was selected in the Ireland squad for the 2012 Six Nations Championship and named in the starting team to play Wales in the opening match. He played in all the other games, which saw Ireland finish third in the table.

He was named in the British and Irish Lions squad for the 2009 tour to South Africa. He made his Lions test debut as a substitute in the 26–21 first test defeat in Durban. Due to an injury to Lee Byrne, Kearney was selected again for the second test in Pretoria. He scored the only try for the Lions, however they lost 28–25. He then played in the final test in Johannesburg which the Lions won 28–9.

He was first called into the Irish training squad for 2005’s autumn internationals and toured with Ireland A in the summer and played in the Churchill Cup. In April 2006, he was named in the Irish squad to tour Argentina in the summer and earned his first cap on 2 June 2006.

According to some sources, he has an estimated net worth of around $14.8 million, from which he has gained a fortune through his career wins in many matches and brand endorsements.