England. In Ireland's third match, Campbell kicked all of Ireland's 21 points (including a career best 6 penalties) against Scotland at Lansdowne Road to secure the Triple Crown. Campbell was the leading scorer in the 1982 Five Nations with 46 points. In the 1983 Five Nations Championship, leading Ireland to a joint Five Nations Championship shared with France. Campbell was again the tournament's leading scorer with 52 points, and scored 21 points against England to set an Irish record for most points against England in a Five Nations match. Campbell played his last match for Ireland in 1984 against Wales. Campbell was also capped seven times for the British and Irish Lions. He earned three caps in the 1980 Lions tour to South Africa, where he was the Lions' leading scorer in the last two tests with six and five points respectively. He earned another four caps in the 1983 Lions tour to New Zealand, where he was the Lions' leading scorer in the four test matches with 15 points. He scored 184 points in total for the Lions. Retirement Campbell retired from rugby in 1986 following two years of struggles with hamstring injuries. In 2007 Ollie Campbell was presented with the Newbridge RFC Legend in Rugby Award along with the Irish Rugby Squad which won the 1982 Triple Crown and elected an Honorary Life Member of Newbridge RFC. Campbell has worked in the family clothing business since retirement from rugby in 1984. See also Ireland national rugby union team 1982 Five Nations Championship References External links Short career long on impact Interview in The Irish Times 1954 births Living people Irish rugby union players Ireland international rugby union players Leinster Rugby players Old Belvedere R.F.C. players British & Irish Lions rugby union players from Ireland Rugby union fly-halves People educated at Belvedere College