Daniel Brennan rugby player
Daniel Brennan rugby player

Daniel Brennan

23rd Sep 1998 1.92m/132kg Tighthead Prop

Daniel, born in Dublin and moved to France at the age of 5 when his Dad, Trevor Brennan, signed for Toulouse. He progressed through the youth ranks with Toulouse, where his dad won two Heineken Cups as a player.

He made his debut for the French U17 side against the USA in 2015, going on to captain the team to a 28-26 win over England.

Daniel was then called to the France U20 squad featured at the 2017 & 2018 Six Nations, winning the 2018 tournament, and went on to win the U20 World championships on home soil in 2018 too.

He became the first Irishman to win a World Rugby U20 Championship medal at the 2018 tournament.

He joined Montpellier on a 3-year deal ahead of the 2018/19 season.

Career

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Tighthead Prop
2024 - present
250px-Logo_Stade_cerne_noir Toulouse
Tighthead Prop
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Tighthead Prop
2017 - 2018
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Tighthead Prop
2018 - 2020
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Tighthead Prop
2020 - 2024