On today's TRU Talks, Chris Heal is joined by former Cardiff Blues, Munster and Ulster player Nick Williams to discuss his career in Europe, his non-executive director role at Bearhug as well as the Pro14 resuming this weekend.
Ireland international and Ulster skipper Iain Henderson has been ruled out of the upcoming European Champions Cup clash against Toulouse as he underwent a hip surgery.
In February, Daniel Tuohy made headlines by describing rugby as ‘rotten to its core’. Now, just over five months on from that statement, Tuohy spoke to TRU's Joe Harvey about his feelings towards the game.
The Irish Rugby Football Union has confirmed that the first phase of Covid-19 involving Ulster and Connacht has been successful with zero positive results.
Ireland international Ian Madigan is set to make a switch from Bristol Bears to Ulster Rugby after signing a one-year contract with the Pro 14 club starting from 2020/21 season.
Clermont Auvergne came up with a dominating second half performance as they defeated Ulster 29-13 in their Heineken Champions Cup at Stade Marcel-Michelin on Saturday.
John Cooney contributed with 19 points as Ulster completed a 10-34 win over Harlequins in the fourth round of the Heineken Champions Cup at Twickenham Stoop on Friday.
John Cooney kicked the decisive penalty in the closing stage allowing Ulster to edge out Harlequins with a 25-24 margin at Kingspan Stadium on Saturday.
Ulster utility back Will Addison has been handed a four-week ban after he was cited for a dangerous tackle in the recently concluded Champions Cup game against Clermont Auvergne at Kingspan Stadium last weekend
John Cooney starred with 13 points as Ulster edged out Clermont Auvergne by five points in the second round of the Heineken Champions Cup at Kingspan Stadium on Friday.
John Cooney contributed with 12 points including the decisive penalty goal in the 71st minute as Ulster edged out Bath Rugby 16-17 in their European Rugby Champions Cup encounter at Recreation Ground on Saturday.
Former Scotland ‘A’ back-row Roddy Grant is only 32, but he is now into his fifth season of coaching and is a highly regarded up-and-coming coach within the Guinness PRO14 and beyond.