MCBRIDE

Meaning of MCBRIDE in English

McBride, Willie John /məkˈbraɪd/ BrE AmE

(1940–) a ↑ Rugby Union player from Northern Ireland who was ↑ captain of the British Lions and played 17 times for them between 1962 and 1974

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