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Jordie Barrett linked with Leinster on their forum. Jackman had heard the rumour via a player apparently. He’s still got a year on his contract fwiw. Jackman reckons Leinster were looking at Jared Payne for attack coach but are becoming increasingly interested in 33 year old former Munster outhalf ...

Dave wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 4:25 pm

Jetstream wrote:Joy Neville hanging up her whistle. She was a good referee but a poor TMO

I hope she becomes a commentator.

I think she has got a job in World Rugby overseeing referees.

Joy Neville hanging up her whistle. She was a good referee but a poor TMO

Give the man a chance. I would settle for missing out on the top 8. We are better out of the ERC for at least another year.
It will be slow progress rebuilding the team.

A number of years ago Ulster Rugby invited two club representatives of every club,on a phased basis, up to Belfast to watch a match. They had some food and drink before hand with a mix of Branch officials and visiting team officials .It was a great idea and much appreciated How is that a great idea...

A number of years ago Ulster Rugby invited two club representatives of every club,on a phased basis, up to Belfast to watch a match. They had some food and drink before hand with a mix of Branch officials and visiting team officials .It was a great idea and much appreciated The evening I was up the ...

My reckoning is that all on here are loyal Ulster fans who care. Nobody is going to be rushing off to support the Mexicans instead. As has been shown buying in expensive NIQ players is not the panacea for the problems. The problems are systemic and need a root and branch change. It will take time b...

Been to lots of games, in plenty of sports, as, in effect, a neutral. I don’t support teams I don’t support (bar rare exceptions - I once went to Colchester v Walsall at Layer Road in an unsuccessful attempt to derail the away side because it impacted upon PNE’s promotion bid at the time). If pushe...

Looking forward to Leinster v LR tomorrow. Nearly went but the risk of seeing thousands of happy part-time Leinster fans put me off. Interesting that most of the Irish pundits seem to be going for the Champs yet the bookies, who tend to be correct more often, make the home side 7 points favourites....

Bobbievee wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 7:48 am http://digitaleditions.telegraph.co.uk/ ... rticle/NaN

Bulls have decided did they can’t be bothered!!
Makes a mockery of the whole urc qualification

Fine them and Dock them URC points

"Last season, the IRFU converted more than €4 million of Munster’s “operational debt” into a long-term loan, meaning the province now owes the IRFU a total of €10.75 million when also factoring in the remaining sum owed for the redevelopment of Thomond Park in 2007/08. This conversion of operat...

D4 do care now, and rightly so, when we're running at a loss, we're a parasite draining the coffers. This feeling sorry for ourselves that we don't get the rub from D4 needs to stop, the wow me feeling sorry for ones self, the chip on the shoulder, its pathetic...... the IRFU is a business, if one ...

Ulster U19 Development lost 26-12 to Connacht u19 1. Zak Molyneaux (RBAI) 2. James Clark (RBAI) 3. Rio McDonagh (Wallace HS) 4. Scott Gray (CCB) 5. Ryan Halpin (Down HS) 6. Jake Scott (Sullivan Upper) 7. Thomas Dougan (Royal School Armagh) 8. Callum McKinney (Campbell College) 9. Callum Soper (RBAI...

Ulster should target Jack Boyle from Leinster (a very promising youngster behind Porter, Healy and Milne) and sign an NIQ 9 or 10. They’d still have money to spare. In reality, Kitshoff was slightly better than Kitshoff around the park, but probably on a par in terms of scrummaging. Can't see Boyle...

mid ulster maestro wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 7:40 am

justinr73 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 5:01 pm Isn’t McGinty the GOAT?

34, starting for Bristol and seems he has another on his contract.

Did McGinty not buy the goat? One for you oldies out there.

Yes but that was his cousin Paddy.