615:. He made 25 appearances in his first season with the province, including 22 starts, and scored five tries, 37 conversions and 42 penalties, totalling 225 points. He also made 14 try assists. He was named at scrum-half in the Pro14 Dream Team for the season, having topped the league in points scored, try assists, penalties and passes, and come second in clean breaks. In the 2018 Ulster Rugby Awards, he was named Player of the Year, Rugby Writers' Player of the Year, and Supporters' Club Player of the Year.
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628:, The following season he was Supporters' Club Player of the Year, after making 19 appearances and scoring 174 points, including seven tries, and making 19 try assists and 26 clean breaks. He led the Pro14 in points scored with 115, try assists with 13, and clean breaks with 22, and made his fourth straight Pro14 Dream Team when he was included in the 2020–21 team. His season was ended in April by a neck injury sustained in the
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939:"Leinster Squad Index: John Cooney"
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