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Jonny Bell (rugby union)

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Jonathan Charles Bell (born 7 February 1974 in Belfast) is a rugby union player who played at centre for Ulster, Dungannon, Northampton and Ireland. He made his international debut in 1994 against Australia.

He has now retired from rugby and is a PE teacher at Campbell College Belfast and coaches the 1st XV.

Jonathan is reputedly best mates with famed Belfast surveyor, Hugh Neal St Clair Morrison, as Morrison is wont to tell everyone after a pint. Morrison's trading on Bell's good name led to Morrison being known as Dinger at university.

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