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1. Are you looking forward to starting at Ulster? When will you be moving over to Belfast? My contract starts the 1st June and I’m really looking forward to moving to Belfast and start working with the management and playing squad. 2. You have coached the Auckland Blues and the New Zealand u20 squad previously, […]
These guys delighted the fans along with the rest of the team with powerful, expansive, exciting and open rugby. They are a credit to their school and community and represent the individual player dream of reaching a schools’ cup final and winning the schools’ cup. The significance of this victory cannot be underestimated. The standard […]
Ulster Rugby today confirmed that Mark Anscombe has been appointed as Head Coach from season 2012-13 on a two year contract. Mark has just finished a three year term as Head Coach of the Auckland ITM Cup side and has combined that role with a number of positions in the very successful NZ U20 squad. […]
The photo shows, from left to right, David McHugh (IRFU referees development), David Armstrong (President USRFR), Simon McDowell (International Touch Judge Panel member) and David Wilkinson (Ulster referees development officer and Rabobank Pro 12 referee) On Saturday 3rd March the USRFR referees will be collecting for the Presidents nominated charity. The charity nominated this year […]
With 50 days to go before the Heineken Cup quarter-finals get under way, ticket sales for the four high-profile matches in Europe’s leading club rugby tournament are on track to top the 100,000 mark. Defending champions, Leinster Rugby, who qualified for the last eight with an unbeaten record, have already sold more than 40,000 tickets […]
Highlights: [youtube bc7uvNtc5AA] 158 pictures HERE Coach Mark Prentice: [youtube 2vicZIuZyZE] NUTTY KRUST FLOODLIT TOURNAMENT 2012 The opening fixture of this year’s Nutty Krust Under19’s tournament, sponsored by Irwins Bakery who this year celebrate their centenary, saw Clogher Valley play Lurgan at Chambers Park on Wednesday night. On what turned out to be a cold, […]