The fact that we go out on a pitch as two teams and literally knock the living bits out of each other just shows how well our players are in their mind set. After all the full contact rugby which anyone will tell you is a hard phyiscally game, we still shake hands, laugh and have a chat after the game. Holding no grudges, letting go of the past, and wishing well on everyone is something we excell at in rugby and through everything that remains one of the central aspects of this game. Maybe at the end of the day we are all in it together. There are times on a rugby pitch in every game when the going gets tough and are backs are against the wall that we have to access the very base instincts of never surrendering, and it goes without saying that when an Ulster side attacks the opposition it is a site to behold. Whoever it was that thought this game up thank you because it brings out everything that is good about us.<\/p>\n
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\nCOOKE RFC COOKSTOWN RFC CITY OF DERRY RFC
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\nENNISKILLEN RFC FINN VALLEY RFC GROSVENOR RFC
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