to retire from the professional game. In his final season with the club, Scanlon won the Supporters Player of the Season and Try of the Season awards. Post-retirement Scanlon quickly started a new job with a company called LandTech, and he is still involved with rugby in his capacity as head coach of Dronfield, who compete in the amateur Midlands Rugby League Division Two; Scanlon has not ruled out returning to playing rugby with the club once the amateur game resumes. References External links Munster Profile Nottingham Profile U20 Six Nations Profile Pro14 Profile 1988 births Living people People educated at Crescent College Alumni of University College Cork Sportspeople from Limerick (city) Rugby union players from County Limerick Irish rugby union players Garryowen Football Club players Cork Constitution players Munster Rugby players Rotherham Titans players Doncaster Knights players Nottingham R.F.C. players Rugby union fullbacks Rugby union wings Irish expatriate sportspeople in England Irish expatriate rugby union players Expatriate rugby union players in England