Andrew Bond (rugby union)
Rugby union player from Northern Ireland
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Andrew Thomas Bond (17 August 1871 – 21 August 1931) was an Irish international rugby union player.
Full nameAndrew Thomas Bond
Born17 August 1871
Derry, Ireland
Died21 August 1931 (aged 60)
South Africa
Position
Forward
Life and career
A Derry forward, Bond was capped twice for Ireland, both during their triple crown–winning 1894 Home Nations campaign.[1] He featured in Ireland's final two fixtures, against Scotland in Dublin and Wales in Belfast.[2]
Bond served with a Yeomanry regiment during the Second Boer War. Remaining in South Africa, Bond was a member of the local police force and became a district commissioner. He was married with two daughters.[3]