John Hume (rugby union)

John Hume was an Irish rugby union player who primarily played as a prop.

Hume gained prominence playing for Ulster, one of the four professional provincial rugby teams in Ireland. He represented Ulster in the Pro12 (now United Rugby Championship) and in European competitions such as the Heineken Cup (now Champions Cup) and European Rugby Challenge Cup.

While information regarding his precise career statistics (e.g., number of appearances, tries scored) might require consulting specific rugby databases and team records, Hume was recognized as a valuable member of the Ulster squad, known for his strength in the scrum and his contribution to the forward pack. His playing career spanned a period where Ulster was a significant force in Irish and European rugby. He was a durable player who contributed consistently to the team's performance. Further details regarding his international caps (if any), specific achievements, and retirement details would need to be corroborated with official sources.