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Madigan at out-half among seven changes for Ulster's final game of the season
Dan McFarland’s side face Edinburgh tomorrow.
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Dan McFarland’s side face Edinburgh tomorrow.
Dan McFarland’s side conclude their season with this Saturday’s game against Edinburgh.
The Ulster tighthead weighs in on one of the biggest questions in rugby at the moment.
The four players in question are currently asymptomatic.
The South African has spent seven years with the province.
The 32-year-old has most recently been on the books at Zebre.
Ulster face Scarlets, who will be coached by the Welshman from next season, in the Rainbow Cup this weekend.
Leo Cullen was full of praise for James Ryan after the lock’s excellent display against Ulster.
The 23-year-old played the full 80 minutes on his return from injury on Friday night.
A host stadium is yet to be confirmed, with more details set to be announced next week.
Sam Carter has been restricted to just 22 appearances since his arrival two years ago.
The dynamic back row forward returns to action tonight following a lengthy lay-off.
Ulster assistant coach Roddy Grant says he’s been in contact with Paul O’Connell ‘a fair bit.’
Scrum-half Cooney continues to recover from the neck injury he suffered against Leicester while lock Treadwell injured his ankle in training.
There is still uncertainty surrounding the tournament final.
The versatile Ireland back had been out for 15 months.
Stephen Ferris pulled no punches when it came to his native province on this week’s Rugby Weekly Extra.
It is 15 years since Ulster last won a major trophy – but the province are now two games away from Challenge Cup glory.
The back started his career at Ulster and spent 10 years with Glasgow Warriors.
The former Ireland and Ulster hooker has joined the MLR side until the end of the 2021 season.
McFarland’s Ulster gear up for Challenge Cup semi-final against Leicester Tigers on Friday night.
Youngster James Hume has nailed down his jersey and is trying to get ahead of the curve in dealing with the external pressure that comes with it.
Last month’s Pro14 defeat to Leinster will now represent his last game for the provice.
Ulster booked a place in their first European semi-finals for nine years with victory in Franklin’s Gardens.
Head coach Dan McFarland has selected an unchanged starting XV from the win over Harlequins.
Ulster’s Eric O’Sullivan is eager to push his game on and hit new targets in his career.
Roddy Grant has been one of the few to defend the English side.
Harlequins are missing a lot of talent for this evening’s last-16 clash in the Challenge Cup.
The Springbok has been voted the top performer in this year’s tournament.
The 21-year-old has been included in the starting XV to play Zebre.
Three-time capped All Black Craig Newby is the newest face in Dan McFarland’s backroom.
Craig Newby is set to leave his current role as Director of Rugby at St John’s School in Leatherhead.
Three recent academy graduates feature in total as Dan McFarland explores his options at blindside and out-half to begin with.
The 29-year-old prop was sent off for leading with an elbow as opponent Ed Byrne tried to tackle him.
Head coach Dan McFarland has made a total of four personnel changes for the game at Kingspan Stadium.
Dan McFarland’s men were nearly kept scoreless at half-time on home soil.
Andy Farrell will be watching the Pro14 game in Belfast with interest tonight.
The second-row has been capped 60 times by Ireland, making his international debut against South Africa in 2012
Tonight’s game at Glasgow is the province’s first outing in six weeks.
For their first outing in six weeks, the northern province will be captained for the first time by Jordi Murphy.