An excellent end to the series. Click Here for pictures of Ireland v Argentina from Colin Hayburn – CLICK HERE – Interview with Tommy Bowe – CLICK HERE – What a fantastic series, we will be doing a special round-up of all the Ulster guys involvement and high points later this week, in the mean […]
Saturday saw the Armagh team make the long trek west to play Sligo in the quarterfinal of the All-Ireland Junior Cup. Last year’s final debacle in this tournament was still fresh in the minds of all the Armagh players and there was a real desire in the Armagh camp to pull out a special performance […]
Malone hosted the Students of Terenure College on a cold and wintry day at Gibson Park. The students played a very spirited and workman like game and ran our winners by 29-16. All Malones points came in the opening half, a try from winger concede Barker and the remainder from the boot of Josh Pentland. […]
With some schools’ hosting entrance tests on Saturday 27th November there were a number of fixtures rescheduled to take place earlier in the week. Due to the adverse weather conditions prevailing on Saturday 27th November, none of the remaining scheduled fixtures took place. Banbridge Academy hosted a Portadown College team that was full of confidence […]
City of Derry seconds returned to winning ways on Saturday when the beat high flying Larne by 31 point to11. Larne who are currently leading the way in the Conference League Section 3B, as well as Qualifying league Section 3B succumbed to their first defeat of the season. When a Young and talented Derry side […]
The University of Ulster Coleraine returned to winning ways on Saturday at Cromore Road with a bonus point win over Grosvenor RFC. It was the home side who came out victorious with Grosvenor struggling to break the UUC defence. UUC made the first break when ill-discipline by Grosvenor gave away a penalty in front of […]
From Thursday it was clear not every game was going ahead. But, on Saturday morning the sun rose and grounds men from across Ulster tested the pitches to find that while snow was lying, the ground ewas not frozen. For a a healthy number of fixtures it was – GAME ON. We travelled to Bangor […]
From Wednesday of this week every game in Ulster was on standby. Ice snow, minus degrees. But the sun rose on Saturday and grounds men across Ulster gave the verdict – GAME ON. We travelled on Saturday morning to Bangor Grammar in the view that coastal clubs would thaw out faster than in land clubs. […]
Sensational stuff at Rainey: Co.Meath standard bearers Navan must have been confident of repeating last season’s success at Hatrick Park when they took an early lead against Rainey Old Boys at Dublin Road,but they were forced to take a back seat as Rainey grew in confidence to run in five second-half tries and pick up […]
Bright sunshine pervaded the proceedings at Larne Grammar in an exciting local derby. Two excellent rugby schools battled it out with Larne fairly comfortably winning. Both sides scored. A bad day at the office for Carrick who got frustrated because they can and will do better. Larne ran out the winners by a few tries. […]