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Ulster News

Leinster handed devilish start to 2025/26 URC campaign

Irish-qualified ex-New Zealand U20 No.10 exits Ulster a year early

Edinburgh gallop past Ulster in second half to secure playoff spot

Ulster bolster front-row reserves with two prop signings

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Peter O’Mahony scores on his final Thomond Park game as Munster edge past Ulster

Irish provinces in danger of being left further behind, in their own country

Sharks complete stirring fightback to dent Ulster’s URC play-off hopes

Werner Kok returns to face former team as Ulster welcome back Ireland star

Sharks roll out another bruising, Bok-heavy side for Ulster

Two Ireland internationals among 8 players exiting Ulster

Ulster Matches

Fri 16 May, 2025
FT
Hive Stadium
Edinburgh Edinburgh
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Ulster Ulster
1:35pm
Round 18
LIVE
47
17
Fri 26 Sep, 2025
7:05pm CDT
Ulster Ulster
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Dragons RFC Dragons RFC
7:05pm
Round 1
LIVE
0
0
Who will win?
Ulster 0%
0% Dragons RFC
Fri 3 Oct, 2025
7:05pm CDT
Edinburgh Edinburgh
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Ulster Ulster
7:05pm
Round 2
LIVE
0
0
Who will win?
Edinburgh 0%
0% Ulster

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Ulster are one of the finest rugby union clubs in Ireland. They compete in the PRO14 and the Heineken Champions Club where they represent the Irish province of Ulster, which compromises parts of both Ireland and Northern Ireland.

The history of Ulster Rugby can be traced all the way back to 1879, when the Irish Football Union and the Northern Football Union of Ireland amalgamated. During the amateur era of Irish rugby, the Ulster Rugby side was highly successful. They won the Irish Inter-Provincial Championship 26 times, including a period where they won 10 titles in a row.The Ulster Rugby team carried this success into the professional era, too. In 1999, they became the first Irish province to win the Heineken Champions Cup. Following this, the side entered into a golden era. For four years, they went unbeaten at home in the Heineken Champions Cup and they won the inaugural Celtic Cup in 2003. They ended their golden era by capturing the Celtic League title (now known as the PRO14) in the 2005-06 season.However, the team's fortunes changed in 2006 and they entered a period of decline between 2006 and 2010. But, following a coaching and management change, the team turned their fortunes around and entered a revival phase. They then finished as runners-up in the Heineken Champions Cup in 2011-12 and the PRO14 (then the PRO12) in 2012-13.Ever since, the Ulster Rugby team have been in another lean period. However, they are showing signs of a revival. In the 2019-20 season, they once again finished as runners-up in the PRO14 and they've competed admirably in European competition. As a result, fans of Ulster Rugby believe the good times are returning to the Ravenhill Stadium.

Due to the team's continued success over the years, a number of top international stars have played for Ulster Rugby. In total, 32 Ulster Rugby players have represented the British and Irish Lions, including Tommy Smyth, Robin Thompson and Willie John McBride, who were all tour captains.Today, although the side aren't as successful as they once were, several established internationals still play in Ulster Rugby fixtures, including prop Jack McGrath, lock Iain Henderson and wing Jacob Stockdale.Read on to discover even more about the Ulster Rugby side. On this page you'll find all the upcoming Ulster Rugby fixtures, the latest news about the team and a rundown of their recent results.

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