Munster half-backs among leading nominees for AIL awards
Neil Cronin and Bill Johnston could meet each other in the winners’ circle next week before taking up the reins in Munster colours next season.
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Neil Cronin and Bill Johnston could meet each other in the winners’ circle next week before taking up the reins in Munster colours next season.
Meanwhile, Ger Slattery’s 11-year spell at the heart of the Young Munster front row came to an end
Reports from all of this weekend’s Ulster Bank League Division One matches.
We’re reaching the business end of the season.
DU pulled clear of the bottom two in Division 1A, with relegation rivals St Mary’s losing to UCD.
At the other end of the table, Dolphin and Old Wesley do battle for some much-needed points.
At the other end of the table, Trinity and St Mary’s do battle for some much-needed points.
Tom Hayes, who played such a key role in bringing Exeter to the top tier of English rugby, has guided Shannon to a Christmas number 1 slot in the Ulster Bank League.
Terenure, Clontarf and Cork Con all kept pace at the business end with wins on Saturday.
Here’s what to expect in Division 1A and 1B of the UBL this weekend.
Check out our round-up of this week’s Ulster Bank League Division 1A.
Downey will work as backs coach with a responsibility for the contact area.
Cork Con’s Niall Kenneally was named Ulster Bank League Division 1A Player of the Year.
The reigning champions scored three tries, two with a man in the sin-bin, but the penalty count smothered their hopes.
The out-half suffered more painful blows than being left out of a starting line-up last year.
There are two cracking Division 1A games down for decision this afternoon in Dublin.
Trinity battled clear of relegation trouble with a dramatic late try against Terenure.
In Division 1A only the order of the top four has to be sorted out, but there’s no shortage of drama at the bottom.
Meanwhile, UCD claimed the Colours bragging rights and Young Munster managed the only score in a terribly tight tussle with Cork Con.
The weekend club action starts tonight with the Colours Match in UCD.
Check out our round-up of this week’s Ulster Bank League Division 1A.
Wins for both Clontarf and Cork Con and a loss for Lansdowne tightened the gap at the top to four points.
Here is your round-up of the weekend’s Ulster Bank League Division 1A action.
It’s another busy weekend of action in the Ulster Bank League.
Meanwhile, St Mary’s College came out on top against south Dublin rivals.
Marcus Horan’s time as head coach has come to an end following a mid-term review by the Limerick club.
All the weekend’s action from both Division 1A and 1B.
There were also wins for Cork Con, Clontarf, UCD and Garryowen.
There’s also a big Limerick derby down for decision between 1A leaders Young Munster and Garryowen.
Grand Slam winner becomes the first woman to referee a UBL Division 1A fixture.
Meanwhile, there were victories for UL Bohs, Ballymena, UCC and Dolphin on Saturday.
Here is your round-up of Saturday’s Ulster Bank League Division 1A action.
Division 1A leaders after six rounds, Young Munster travel to play Terenure this afternoon.
Here are the weekend’s results from Division 1A and 1B.
League leaders Dublin University taking on Lansdowne is one of the many highlights in the UBL this weekend.
There were also wins today for Cork Con, Young Munster and St Mary’s College.
Meanwhile in Division 1B, Shannon will look for their first win of the season in the Mardyke.
Old Belvedere and Terenure kick off the Division 1A action in Anglesea Road this evening.
Plus, narrow wins for UCC and UL Bohemians.
Lansdowne tasted defeat for the first time this season as Belvedere secured the Leinster Senior League Cup.