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Sean Doyle is an Australian professional
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player whose favoured position is flanker.


Career

Doyle started his career playing for
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-based
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side Southern Districts. In 2012, he moved to
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, where he spent two seasons at
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side
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. Despite breaking his leg shortly after his arrival, causing him to miss most of the
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season, he became an important players for them during the 2013–14 season. He moved back to Australia to join
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-based side the for the
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. In October 2015, it was announced that Doyle has joined Irish
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side
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on a three-month contract, his second stint in Ireland after making 24 appearances for
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between 2012 and 2014.


References

Living people Australian rugby union players Ulster Rugby players Munster Rugby players Canberra Vikings players ACT Brumbies players Expatriate rugby union players in Northern Ireland Australian expatriate sportspeople in Northern Ireland Australian people of Irish descent Rugby union players from Sydney 1989 births Rugby union flankers Australian expatriate rugby union players in Ireland 21st-century Australian sportsmen {{Ireland-rugbyunion-bio-stub