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Patrick “Paddy” Aloysius McCue

HERITAGE No: 190

BIRTH: 24 June 1883
Marrickville, NSW
DEATH: 7 September 1962 Cronulla, NSW
DEATH: 7 September 1962
Cronulla, NSW

OCCUPATION: Skin Merchant, 1926

RESIDENCE: The Promenade Sans Souci, NSW, 1920

GAME HISTORY

  • Marrickville RU 2nd Grade 1906
  • Newtown RU First Grade 1907, 1908, 1909
  • Australian Wallaby RU Tour of UK 1908-09
  • Olympic Gold Medal RU 1908
  • Newtown RL First Grade 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916
  • Metropolis RL 1910, 1912, 1914
  • NSW RL 1911, 1912-13 Tour of New Zealand, 1914
  • Australian Kangaroo Tour of UK 1911-1912
  • Australian Kangaroos 1914
  • Annandale RL First Grade 1913
  • Wests RL First Grade 1919
  • University RL Assistant Coach 1920
  • University RU Coach 1926, 1927, 1932, 1935, 1942, 1943, 1945
  • St George RU Coach 1930’s
  • Named in Newtown Jets Team of the Century 2008

Paddy

Paddy McCue retired from cycling to become an Australian representative footballer and member of the successful Wallabies rugby union team that was Gold Medallists at the  London Olympics in 1908. He then went on and played rugby league with the Kangaroos in 1911-12 and became a dual code rugby international.

Paddy also played for NSW between 1911 and 1913, captaining the team on its New Zealand tour in 1911. In 2008 he named in the Newtown Rugby League’s Team of the Century.

Paddy’s Olympic Gold Medal 1908

Paddy McCue Collection – Australian National Museum

Gold Watch presented to Paddy by Newtown RU Club on his return from Olympics and Wallaby Tour

Paddy McCue Collection – Australian National Museum

 

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