Brian O’Driscoll isn’t just one of Ireland's greatest-ever rugby players — he's a living legend.
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Born in Dublin in 1979, O'Driscoll captained both Ireland and the British & Irish Lions during a career that spanned 15 years. He earned 133 caps for Ireland, scored 46 international tries, and led his nation to their first Grand Slam in 61 years back in 2009.
Since hanging up his boots in 2014, he's become a regular face on rugby coverage with BT Sport and ITV, known for his sharp analysis and dry humour. But off the pitch, O’Driscoll's personal life has long intrigued fans — especially his marriage to a star in her own right.
Amy Huberman: Actress, Author… and Shoe Designer?
Amy Huberman isn't just "Brian O'Driscoll's wife" — she's an award-winning actress and creative powerhouse. Born in 1979 in Dublin, Huberman made her name playing Daisy in RTÉ's The Clinic, and went on to star in a string of hit shows and films, including Derry Girls, Striking Out, and the self-penned comedy Finding Joy.
She's also a published author, with her books Hello Heartbreak and I Wished For You earning critical acclaim. And yes — she even has her own successful shoe line. Amy's been a fashion icon in Ireland for over a decade, blending humour and humility with serious talent.
Ireland's Posh and Becks (Sort Of)
When O'Driscoll and Huberman started dating in the mid-2000s, Irish tabloids were quick to label them the Emerald Isle's answer to David and Victoria Beckham. The couple tied the knot in 2010 in a private ceremony at St. Joseph's Church in County Leitrim, and their wedding was one of the most talked-about events of the year.
While the media frenzy has cooled, the pair remain one of Ireland's most recognisable celebrity couples — beloved for keeping things down-to-earth despite their fame.
From Test Matches to Teething: A Growing Family
The O’Driscoll-Huberman clan expanded with the birth of their daughter Sadie in 2013, followed by sons Billy in 2015 and Ted in 2020. Despite juggling high-profile careers, the couple make a conscious effort to prioritise family over fame.
Speaking to The Mirror in 2022, Huberman said:
“I go to the school to pick up my kids. I identify with the day-to-day… With Brian’s success and [seeing as] we’re both in the public eye, [fame] is not a thing we focus on. It’s just a side that comes with our jobs — it still takes me by surprise.”
Still in the Spotlight – But On Their Own Terms
While Brian remains a fixture in rugby punditry and Amy continues to act, write, and design, both are selective about the limelight. You won't find them chasing headlines or reality show deals — they're more likely to be spotted at a school run than a red carpet event.
Still, fans are only just realising the full extent of their power couple status — and frankly, we're here for it.3
Dan Biggar names bold Lions XV – with big England omissions
Wales legend Dan Biggar has officially called time on his playing career, but not before dropping a blockbuster British & Irish Lions XV on The Rugby Pod – and his picks are bound to raise a few eyebrows.
The 112-cap fly-half, who steered Wales through some of their finest Six Nations and World Cup moments, appeared on Jim Hamilton's podcast this week and revealed his Lions dream team. Spoiler alert: there’s no room for the likes of Owen Farrell, Johnny Sexton, or even himself.
Here's how Biggar's team shaped up…
Front-row firepower: Porter, Sheehan & Furlong
1. Andrew Porter
2. Dan Sheehan
3. Tadhg Furlong
It's an all-Irish affair in the front row, with Biggar backing Leinster’s dominant trio to boss the scrum. Furlong remains the Rolls-Royce of tightheads, while Sheehan and Porter provide dynamism in the loose.
Big boys in the boiler room: Itoje & Beirne
4. Maro Itoje
5. Tadhg Beirne
England's Maro Itoje gets the nod despite some inconsistent recent form, with Biggar clearly still valuing his disruptive brilliance. He's paired with the ever-reliable Beirne – a turnover machine and Lions Test starter in 2021.
Breakdown beasts: Curry, Van Der Flier & Doris (c)
6. Tom Curry
7. Josh van der Flier
8. Caelan Doris (captain)
This back row is pure chaos – in the best possible way. England's Tom Curry returns to the fray, Ireland's Van der Flier adds World Player of the Year pedigree, and Doris, who's fast becoming a modern-day great, takes the armband. A fearless choice.
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