Darren Cave to captain Ulster for the first time Darren Cave will captain Ulster for the first time when the province take on Newport Gwent Dragons in the Guinness PRO12 at Rodney Parade on Sunday afternoon (kick off 16:00). The 27 year-old has played 154 times for Ulster and leads a team aiming to make […]
Secret, its no secret, creating space, working for it, Captain Darren Thompson comments on a focused, determined talented side of athletes who through concentration earned a bonus point victory last Saturday, very high level of rugby, organisation, game awareness, across the scenarios… scrum offloads while moving, choke tackles, lineout, width, defence, attack, fairly awesome to […]
Darren studied at the University of Ulster and graduated in 2007 with a BSc Honours degree in Physiotherapy. Darren began working in (Dundonald Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic) private practice in July 2007. This quickly involved managing a large caseload of both musculoskeletal and orthopaedic patients. Having seen the benefits of the Sarah Key Method […]
Big hits, defense, focus, good game and well played! Darren Cheung & Patrick Wright. Two of XXII players that saw the TEAM through to the Quarter FINALSSSSS of the Danske Bank Ulster Rugby Schools’ Cup check it out! Thank you very much guys for doing this interview. It is an honour to be part of […]
A phenomenal game by the Ulster Girls U18s with 30 players stepping up to commit to strength and conditioning to be very very close to winning the game last Saturday by playing superb rugby, rucking, passing, scrummaging, taking balls against the head, stealing line out balls. These girls had the ball for 10-15 minutes and […]
Ulster Rugby Community Rugby Officer Darren McGuigan was one of three speakers at the ‘Spirit of Sport’ Seminar at the Castle Park Leisure Centre, Lisnaskea, recently. The seminar was in conjunction with the ‘Time to Change’ programme funded by Big Lottery, Fermanagh District Council and the Healthy Living Centre, Rosslea, and the aim was to […]
Ulster player Chris Farrell met the kids last Saturday and talked to them about his rugby experiences, while Coaching Development Officer, Darren McGuigan, took a session with the Under10s. Both emphasised that the most important thing at this stage is for the kids to enjoy their rugby. CLICK HERE for 15 shots from the visit