Simon Zebo

Former Ireland Rugby International & All-Time Leading Try-Scorer for Munster

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Simon Zebo's official speaking topics are listed below

  • Diversity & Inclusion & the importance of this
  • Being the victim of racial abuse whilst playing
  • The impact of cancer on a loved one and how to navigate that
  • Accepting who you really are and working with leaders to embrace that
  • The power of social media
  • 2024 - Retired from professional rugby after a stellar career with Munster, Racing 92, and Ireland.
  • 2023 - URC Champion – Helped Munster win the United Rugby Championship title.
  • 2021 - Returned to Munster after three years with Racing 92, resuming his record-breaking try-scoring form.
  • 2020 - Champions Cup Finalist with Racing 92 (lost to Exeter Chiefs).
  • 2018 - Transferred to Racing 92 in France, scoring 25 tries in 60 appearances.
  • 2017 - Last international appearance for Ireland after playing 35 test matches and scoring 9 tries.
  • 2016 - Suffered rib fracture injury but returned to score a try against Zebre.
  • 2015 - Six Nations Champion with Ireland, playing a key role in their victory.
  • 2013 - British & Irish Lions Tour – Represented the Lions on tour in Australia, playing against the Waratahs, Brumbies, and Melbourne Rebels.
  • 2011 - URC Champion – Helped Munster win the United Rugby Championship (then known as Pro12).
  • 2010 - Munster Debut – Made his first appearance for Munster at the age of 20 against Connacht.