James Lowe

James Lowe is a professional rugby union player known for his strong performances as a wing for Leinster and the Ireland national team. After commencing his professional rugby career with the Tasman Mako in 2012, James Lowe quickly established himself as a formidable wing, notably contributing to Tasman’s Mitre 10 Cup Championship victory in 2013 and scoring two tries in his debut season. His pivotal role in 2013 saw him contribute six tries in eleven appearances, securing the team’s promotion. Lowe continued his impactful play in the ITM Cup Premiership, achieving eight tries in the 2014 season as Tasman reached the final.

His international career with Ireland also includes multiple Triple Crowns and Centenary Quaich wins, solidifying his reputation as a key performer on the world stage. Recognizing his sustained high level of play and significant contributions, Lowe was included in the World Rugby Dream Team of the Year in November 2024. Continuing his success with Leinster, he also secured the United Rugby Championship title with the team in 2025, underscoring his enduring value and impact at both club and international levels.