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Dan McFarland’s side showed their teeth before doggedly closing out a win over Clermont.
Connacht coach Andy Friend will let his squad enjoy the historic win over Ulster, but the province is intent on continuing their rise.
Hope remains that Dan McFarland will leave Scotland before January, but Easterby will work with the province’s young coaches on an interim basis.
CEO since 2010, Logan counts Kingspan Stadium as his major achievement as the province’s figurehead.
Kieran Keane can see the tide beginning to turn for his team, and he’s desperate for that momentum to come.
The Cheetahs get their first taste of their new competition on 1 September.
The Tolouse star will line out for the Barbarians.
It was a battle between two of Ireland’s potential No 10s in Belfast.
If you’re on your way to Kingspan Stadium, turn back.
The Munster head coach believed in his approach even in the midst of the five-game losing run.
The under-fire out-half ensured his team avoided a sixth straight loss.
Two first half tries were enough for Ulster to take four points against a side who started the night a place above them in the table.
Ireland’s head coach watched a seven-try friendly with both sides using more than 30 players during the 80 minutes.
Strap yourselves in, because the Pro12 final is going to be intense.
Here’s hoping Munster’s good times with the Welshman just keep rolling on.
2017 can’t come soon enough.
Provinces south and north go head to head today with a crucial home Pro12 semi-final on the line.
The hooker praised the attitude and belief built between the province’s players and coaching staff.
Ulster’s home fuelled motivation combined with Leinster fatigue made it a rough night for the champions.
Along with man of the match Iain Henderson, Paddy Jackson was critical to putting Ulster top of the table.
Ulster scored 26 unanswered points after trailing 10 -0 early on.
With the Pro12 final set for Belfast, Ulster are hoping to have four massive home games left in their season.
Really ties the stadium together.
The flanker was a second-half substitute at Ravenhill after five months out.
It’s the first time a venue has been nominated rather than based on a team’s finishing position.
It was an encouraging end to an otherwise underwhelming campaign for Neil Doak’s side.
To be fair, he took it well.
Sean Farrell looks back on a painful day that signalled the end of an era for Ulster.
The openside was on the front lines of a brilliant display of breakdown work from the visitors.
So much change means very little is certain for the northern province.
The ex-hooker will continue to oversee the Ulster academy.
The New Zealander will be eager to get himself physically right ahead of his third season at Ulster.
Loosehead prop Tom Court also took the chance to bid the northern province’s home fans farewell.
The Australian head coach also underlined his belief that ‘the Pro 12 is getting stronger and stronger.’
‘Why does the penalty vary on how a player falls?’ Asked a bewildered Mark Anscombe last night.
Ulster have battled their way to a guaranteed place in the playoffs, but another red card will leave a bad taste in the mouth.
Adam D’Arcy believes tonight’s clash at Ravenhill may prove an appetiser for Ulster v Leinster Pro12 semi