Inductees
2008 Inductee: Philippe Sella
France legend Philippe Sella is widely recognised as one of the finest players of his generation and the world's best centre of the 1980s and 1990s.
2008 Inductee: Hugo Porta
Dubbed the 'magician of Argentine rugby', Hugo Porta enjoyed an international career spanning 19 years and is the Pumas' leading point scorer.
2008 Inductee: Dr Jack Kyle
Regarded as the greatest ever Irish player, Dr John Wilson Kyle was a key figure in Ireland's Grand Slam winning team of 1948.
2008 Inductee: Melrose RFC and Ned Haig
Little did Ned Haig and David Sanderson realise that their money-spinning idea for a Sevens tournament in 1883 would go on to become a worldwide favourite..
2008 Inductee: J Warbrick & 1888 Natives Team
Joseph Astbury Warbick coached and captained the 1888 Natives Team on their record 107-match tour of New Zealand, Australia and the British Isles.
2007 Inductee: Sir Wilson Whineray
Sir Wilson Whineray played with distinction for a number of New Zealand provinces and the national side in a sparkling rugby career.
2007 Inductee: Dr Danie Craven
Dr. Daniel Hartman Craven captained and coached South Africa and was Chairman of the IRB Council in 1962, 1973 and 1979.
2007 Inductee: Gareth Edwards
Gareth Edwards is a name synonymous with Welsh and British Lions rugby history.
2007 Inductee: John Eales
A natural leader, former Australia captain John Eales is one of a select group of players to have won the Rugby World Cup on two occasions.
2007 Inductee: Baron Pierre de Coubertin
The founder of the modern Olympic Games and a passionate proponent of rugby.
2007: New inductees into IRB Hall of Fame
Five new inductees are admitted into the IRB Hall of Fame at the 2007 IRB Awards ceremony in Paris on Sunday 21 October.
| 16 November 2009 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1(2) |  |  | NZL |
| 2(1) |  |  | RSA |
| 3(3) |  | AUS | |
| 4(5) | |  | FRA |
| 5(4) | |  | IRE |
| 6(8) | |  | ENG |
| 7(6) | |  | ARG |
| 8(7) | |  | WAL |
| 9(10) | |  | SCO |
| 10(9) | |  | FJI |
