Darren Moore Cave

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Darren Cave

Ireland

Full name Darren Moore Cave

Born April 5, 1987, Holywood, Northern Ireland

Current age 25 years 46 days

Major teams Ireland A, Ulster, Ireland

Position Centre

Height 6 ft 0 in

Weight 213 lb

Test career
	Span	Mat	Start	Sub	Pts	Tries	Conv	Pens	Drop	Won	Lost	Draw	%
All Tests	2009-2009	2	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	100.00

Career statistics
Test debut	Canada v Ireland at Vancouver, May 23, 2009 match details
Last Test	United States of America v Ireland at Santa Clara, May 31, 2009 match details
Test Statsguru	Main menu \| Career summary \| Match list \| Tournament list

Profile

Darren Cave signed a professional contract with Ulster in March 2008, and has been turning in some excellent performances as they continue to improve.

Cave has won international honours for Ireland at U19, U20, U21 and Sevens level, winning a Six Nations Grand Slam in 2007 with the U20 side. He was called up for Ireland's tour of North America in 2009 and won two caps, against Canada and the USA. However since then his ambitions have been limited to domestic and Heineken Cup rugby, becoming an influential player in Ulster's midfield.