Ulster Rugby v Connacht

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Welcome back to Kingspan Stadium, the home of Ulster Rugby, where tonight the Ulster squad welcome Connacht for Round 6 of the Guinness PRO14. Following last weekend’s disappointing defeat to a strong Munster side, players and supporters alike will be eager to put their best foot forward for this evening’s encounter. Connacht will also be looking to bounce back from defeat to provincial rivals Leinster, which is sure to provide an edge to this game. After three consecutive weeks on the road we look forward to a rousing atmosphere for Ulster’s return to Kingspan Stadium. We are known for our warm welcome and I am sure that the Connacht Rugby squad and their travelling supporters will experience nothing less from their visit. Finally, on behalf of Kingspan, I would like to wish the Ulster Rugby squad and management team the very best of luck. To Ulster’s committed fans, enjoy the game, lead the way and help ensure that this is an evening to remember!

IN THIS ISSUE...

TONIGHT'S MASCOTS PRESIDENT’S WELCOME GUINNESS PRO14WELCOME INTERVIEW: BILLY BURNS HALLOWEEN RUGBY CAMPS Q&A: MARCELL COETZEE

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ACADEMY UPDATE

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ULSTER SQUAD PROFILES

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ULSTER TEAM

CONNACHT TEAM

CONNACHT SQUAD PROFILES

URSC UPDATE

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ULSTER LAUNCH NEWWEBSITE 33 CLUB Q&A: BELFAST HARLEQUINS 37

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GUEST ARTICLE: ROD NAWN OPPOSITION: 3 TOWATCH INTERVIEW: JACOB STOCKDALE SUBWAY HALF TIME TEAMS

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STADIUM INFORMATION

FIXTURES 46

MATCH PREVIEW

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SPONSORS AND PARTNERS

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TONIGHT’S MASCOTS

MOLLY BRACKEN (12) Molly is from Maghaberry and attends Victoria College. Molly loves to watch Ulster and she has a keen interest in hockey and swimming. Her favourite player is John Cooney, because he is a great kicker! When she grows up Molly would like to be a doctor.

ORAN CLARKE (9) Oran is from Castlewellan and attends St. Matthew’s Primary School. As well as watching rugby on TV, Oran has a keen interest in Gaelic, soccer, hurling, Crossfit and farming. His favourite player is Jacob Stockdale, because he is so fast and scores lots of tries! When he grows up, Oran would like to be a fireman and a farmer.

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PRESIDENT’S WELCOME On behalf of Ulster Rugby, I would like to welcome you all to Kingspan Stadium for this evening’s PRO14 match against Connacht. A particularly warm welcome to President Mossy Moran and his fellow officers and supporters from Connacht. There is always an added edge to Inter-provincial matches and we look forward to a competitive and entertaining game.

IRFU ULSTER BRANCH 2018/19 OFFICERS Stephen Elliott President Gary Leslie Senior Vice President Philip Gregg Junior Vice President Denis Gardiner Honorary Secretary Michael Boyd Honorary Treasurer Greg Irwin Competitions Secretary EXECUTIVE TEAM Chris Webster Head of Rugby Development Audrey Robinson Head of Finance & Operations Fiona Hampton Head of Sales & Marketing Bryn Cunningham Operations Director

We hope that all those attending from the West will enjoy our hospitality and their stay in Belfast. Since our last home game we have been to South Africa, bringing back seven points from a win and an exciting draw. Given the injuries and pre-match illness which the squad suffered before the second match against the Cheetahs, that was a satisfactory outcome. We also played Munster in Thomond Park suffering a heavy defeat having again sustained injuries to key players. With some of our experienced players returning, we hope for an improved result this evening. The trip to South Africa was quite an experience for all who travelled. Due to financial constraints and the fact that the PRO14 league has a contract with Qatar Airways, the journey was somewhat indirect and an endurance test for all concerned. Having visited both Port Elizabeth and Bloemfontein it is clear that South Africa is a country with many problems and there is a huge contrast between conditions in different parts of the same city. However, the home teams were extremely hospitable and we were well looked after. It is a shame that the crowds were so small in two very impressive stadiums. The tour provided a great opportunity for the players to bond and for the new players and those coming through the Academy ranks to get to know each other. Having mixed with them and watched them interact, it was obvious that they are a contented squad prepared to work hard to do what is necessary to advance themselves and Ulster Rugby. The same applies to the coaches and the other support staff.

A special mention must go to Richard Finlay, who worked tirelessly to keep the supporters at home up to date with what was happening. It was especially pleasing to see the squad becoming involved with the local community, interacting with disadvantaged children from the townships in conjunction with the Mosamaria charity which helps orphans of HIV victims in Bloemfontein. Back home, the Inter-provincial Series for the Women, U18 Girls and Age Grade teams came to a close with limited success. The U19 team was unfortunate to lose the deciding match against Leinster in the closing minutes. The A team started their campaign with two losses but they have won the last two matches with encouraging performances from promising young players. We wish them well as the competition continues. The domestic season is now in full swing with the Senior Cup having reached the semi-final stage and two rounds having been played in the Junior Cup. The All Ireland League got underway for the women and for the lower league teams last week. Congratulations to those who got off to a flying start and best wishes to all those involved in a full programme of fixtures this weekend. As always, we thank our sponsors and fans for their continued support and hope that everyone enjoys the match and the atmosphere at Kingspan Stadium back under Friday night lights. SUFTUM! Stephen Elliott President, IRFU Ulster Branch

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In the Guinness PRO14 we celebrate the great diversity that exists across our five countries, but the heritage and passion ingrained in our derbies is hard to beat which is why Round 6 will get the pulses racing. Derbies in Ireland and Wales headline what is a terrific line-up of Championship fixtures. The action kicks off on Friday night in Belfast with Ulster hosting Connacht, then Saturday’s fixtures see Scarlets and Ospreys duelling for supremacy in Llanelli, Dragons seeking to down Cardiff Blues in Newport before Leinster and Munster go toe-to-toe in Dublin. These games mean so much to our clubs and to their fans, but for the players there is international selection to consider as these games can count for so much when the likes of Warren Gatland and Joe Schmidt sit down to pick their squads for the November Test window. The Championship has kicked off a serious pace this year and the level of competition has reached new heights across the opening five rounds. Every team has tasted defeat and only the Toyota Cheetahs are left in search of their first victory. The South Africans have come mightily close in the past two weeks with Ulster securing a late draw in Bloemfontein and then Cardiff Blues striking late to claim the spoils in the Welsh capital last weekend. Franco Smith takes his men to Edinburgh on Friday night where they will face Richard Cockerill’s team and it should prove a fascinating encounter between two sides who reached the Guinness PRO14 Final Series last season, but are yet to hit their top form so far this season. If Edinburgh and Cheetahs presence in the knock-out stages were a surprise last season, then Benetton Rugby could prove to be this year’s wildcard. Sitting fourth in Conference B, the Italians have a run of three games at home before their tour to South Africa and they could be in a very promising position by the time they play their first derby of the season against Zebre in December. I include Zebre, too, when I say that teams from Italy provide a serious challenge for their opponents now and their improvements have only benefitted our tournament to make it more competitive and unpredictable. Retaining that consistency will be key, as it will be for our South African clubs, too. The Cheetahs are regrouping after their initial success and the Isuzu Southern Kings, now with financial backing from their new ownership group, are showing signs of improvement and hopefully they will follow the path of Benetton and Zebre in really adding to the quality of the Guinness PRO14. Of course every year we see new faces emerge that add to the calibre of the Championship and already it’s been exciting to see the likes of Adam Hastings of Glasgow Warriors, Luca Sperandio of Benetton, Rabs Maxwane of the Cheetahs, Alex Wootton of Munster and Owen Watkin at Ospreys beginning to flourish. After today’s game you can keep up with the storylines written by these players and their teams by switching on or logging into our network of broadcast partners – Premier Sports, eir sport, Super Sport, TG4, S4C or DAZN – where live matches and highlights are always on offer. Close to 300 internationals played in the Guinness PRO14 last season with 76 of those making their Test debuts during the campaign which speaks to the great health and sustainability of our clubs. Naturally, everyone is fighting to reach the Guinness PRO14 Final at Celtic Park which will mark another historic chapter for our Championship as the showpiece game is being played at a non-rugby stadium for the first time. To get access to the best offers check our official accounts on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter or visit bit.ly/glasgow2019 to get your tickets. Enjoy the game, Martin Anayi Chief Executive Officer

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This week we caught up with out-half Billy Burns, who moved to Ulster from Gloucester in the summer. Burns is clearly settling in well to the Ulster setup, and despite the disappointing game at the weekend, his energy is infectious and he’s full of chat… B I L L Y B U R N S A NEW CLUB, A NEW COMPETITION, A NEW CITY.

“Last week was a tough one for us all,” says Burns. “We had a good week in training and a good plan in place but we ended up off in all aspects of our game and you can’t afford to do that against anyone, never mind Munster at Thomond Park. We are massively disappointed but the good thing about rugby is that we get another chance this weekend to right some of those wrongs. “We lacked energy and a bit of spark in attack and defence. Ultimately, our discipline wasn’t great and we gave away penalties, and against any top side you are going to get punished. It was hugely disappointing but we have a week to refocus and train hard and hopefully we can overcome those negatives this week.” Another inter-provincial challenge lies ahead against Connacht, who went down 20 points to 3 to Leinster last weekend. “Connacht are coming off the back of a defeat as well so they will be out to prove something too. They are showing signs of being a really good team on both sides of the ball, so we know it’s going to be a massive challenge and one we are looking forward to. We are going to focus on ourselves and get our game plan sorted and hopefully that will put us in good stead come Friday night.” Having spent three weeks on the road, the squad are looking forward to having a few home fixtures… “It’s nice to be back playing at home. Obviously, we had the trip to South Africa,

which was great, but it will be good to get back home to Kingspan Stadium, hopefully in front of a big crowd and get our season back on track.” Having progressed through the Gloucester Academy, Billy’s background is primarily in the English Premiership so the PRO14 Championship is something new for him. “I have loved PRO14 rugby so far,” explains Burns. “It is obviously very different to what I’m used to. It has been quite a manic start to the season with two fixtures away in South Africa, but the trip was great to get away with the boys and get to know them better. “Before last weekend, we started well, last Saturday was a bit of a reality check, you don’t want to be losing by big numbers too often. But that has been a wakeup call and we’re looking forward to the next challenge.” As well as playing at a new club, in a new championship, Billy has also had to get used to living in a new city… “I’m really enjoying being at Ulster and in Belfast, it’s a great place with a great group of boys. My girlfriend has just moved over and is settling in well, so we are loving it. It is very different to what I’m used to, but part of the reason why I moved here was to challenge myself and get out of my comfort zone. I have settled in well and hopefully I can continue to build and perform over the course of the season.”

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2018 HALLOWEEN RUGBY CAMPS ANNOUNCED Following the successful introduction of a Halloween Rugby Camp programme last year, Ulster Rugby and Subway have announced details of the 2018 Halloween Camps.

with young players benefitting from expert advice from IRFU qualified rugby coaches. Subway Ulster Rugby Halloween Camps are priced at £15.00 for a place on the Junior Camp or Digital Skills Camp, and £25.00 for the School of Excellence Camps. Discounts are available for additional family members attending the same camp. The camp fee includes a Subway Meal Deal voucher and a promotional code to claim a free Kingspan Stadium tour, including a visit to The Nevin Spence Centre. Places on each camp are strictly limited, so parents are encouraged to book early to avoid disappointment. For full details on this year’s Subway Ulster Rugby Halloween Camps, or to book your place, visit camps.ulsterrugby.com

The Halloween rugby camps will feature two one- day Junior Camps for boys and girls aged P3-P7 at Omagh RFC and Ben Madigan Preparatory School on Wednesday 31st October from 9am- 1pm. There will also be two one-day School of Excellence Camps for more experienced boys aged Year 8–Year 11 running from 9am-4pm. These camps will take place at Dromore RFC and Ballymena RFC on the same date. Our unique Digital Skills Camp, which has been a big hit during the Easter and Summer Camp programmes, has been added to the Halloween schedule. This camp for P5-P7 boys and girls will run from 9am-1pm at Kingspan Stadium, also on Wednesday 31st October. The focus of all camps is about boys and girls enjoying rugby in a fun and safe environment,

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Favourite rugby memory? Beating the All Blacks at Ellis Park and winning the Currie Cup in 2013 Favourite place to eat in Belfast? The Plough, Hillsborough TV Programme you can’t miss? Vikings First album you ever bought? Backstreet Boys The last movie you watched? Jurassic World Who is your sporting hero and why? Tom Brady. He’s the best in his position and it’s a great story - he's the most successful QB in his lifetime Favourite thing about playing for Ulster? Playing at Kingspan Stadium with a loud, passionate crowd behind you If you could swap places with a celebrity If you could have dinner with anyone famous (dead or alive) who would it be? The Rock Favourite post-match meal? Steak and chips Goal for this season? To be injury free and play as much as possible The key to success is… You get out what you put in, that’s important to remember! Q&A M A R C E L L C O E T Z E E for a day, who would it be? The Rock (Dwayne Johnson)

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Year 2 Back Three 19.08.97 193cm 89kg Ballymena

STEWART MOORE MARCUS REA JAMES HUME AZUR ALLISON Year 1 Centre 08.08.99 183cm 91kg Malone Year 3 Back Row 08.09.97 189cm 105cm Ballymena Year 2 Centre 07.09.98 184cm 95kg Banbridge Year 1 Back Row 19.04.99 192cm 99kg Ballymena

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AARON HALL MATTHEW DALTON JACK REGAN Year 3 Back Row 26.06.98 193cm 98kg Ballynahinch Year 2 Flanker 16.11.98 197cm 112kg Malone Year 2 2nd Row 09.05.97

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CELTIC CUP UPDATE The fifth round of the new Celtic Cup kicks off this evening as Ulster A, sponsored by CD Group, host Leinster A at Malone RFC (5.00pm).

ULSTER A’S CELTIC CUP FIXTURES: FRIDAY 7TH SEPTEMBER, 5.00PM Ulster A 28-43 Leinster A at Malone RFC FRIDAY 14TH SEPTEMBER, 7.00PM Ulster A 15-45 Scarlets A at Instonians/Cooke RFC SATURDAY 22ND SEPTEMBER, 2.30PM Cardiff Blues A 3-7 Ulster A at Cardiff Arms Park SATURDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER, 2.30PM Ulster A 27-19 Dragons A at Ballymena RFC FRIDAY 5TH OCTOBER, 7.00PM Ospreys A v Ulster A at Swansea RFC SUNDAY 14TH OCTOBER, 3.30PM Connacht A v Ulster A at the Sportsground CELTIC CUP STANDINGS Irish Conference P W L D PD BP PTS Leinster A 4 4 0 0 114 3 19 Munster A 4 4 0 0 71 3 19 Ulster A 4 2 2 0 -33 1 9 Connacht A 4 0 4 0 -44 2 2 Welsh Conference P W L D PD BP PTS Scarlets A 4 2 2 0 35 5 13 Ospreys A 4 2 2 0 -81 2 10 Cardiff A 4 1 3 0 -36 4 8 Dragons A 4 1 2 0 -26 1 5 The top-ranked province from the Irish conference will play the top-ranked region from the Welsh conference in the inaugural Celtic Cup final.

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WILL ADDISON Utility Back 20.08.1992 186cm 94kg 2 —

Prop 27.10.1988 184cm 128kg 35 Ireland 3

Hooker 26.05.1993

Hooker 15.08.1982 180cm 106kg 208 Ireland 111

RORY BEST

JOHN ANDREW

181cm 104kg 46 —

RODNEY AH YOU

DARREN CAVE Centre

PETER BROWNE Second Row 25.10.1987 201cm 117kg 34 —

BILLY BURNS Outhalf

Utility Back 03.02.1994 183cm 90kg 4 —

05.04.1987 183cm 96kg 215 Ireland 11

13.06.1994 185cm 85kg 5 —

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ANGUS CURTIS Centre 26.03.1998 178cm 90kg 5 —

Back Row 08.05.1991 192cm 114kg 9 S Africa 28

JOHN COONEY Scrumhalf 01.05.1990 178cm 87kg 29 Ireland 2

JEAN DEYSEL Back Row 05.03.1985

191cm 112kg 16 S Africa 4

MARCELL COETZEE

CRAIG GILROY Wing

IAIN HENDERSON Second Row 21.02.1992

CHRIS HENRY Back Row 17.10.1984

Prop 05.07.1988 180cm 117kg 76 —

11.03.1991 183cm 91kg 166 Ireland 10

199cm 117kg 93 Ireland 39

191cm 105kg 184 Ireland 24

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Back Row 13.01.1996

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GREG JONES

27.04.1990 185cm 102kg 147 Ireland 6

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28.01.1997 174cm 83kg 14 —

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Centre 03.03.1991 181cm 97kg 119 Ireland 11

Hooker 05.09.1996

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LOUIS LUDIK

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ADAM McBURNEY

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Outhalf 13.03.1997 179cm 85kg 13 —

Back Row 22.04.1991 188cm 105kg 1 Ireland 23

Prop 01.03.1991 178cm 119kg — Ireland 10

MARTY MOORE

JORDI MURPHY

194cm 108kg 86 Ireland 1

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STUART McCLOSKEY

Second Row 19.06.1995

Full Back 05.10.1992 180cm 87kg 50 —

ALAN O’CONNOR Second Row 10.09.1992

Prop 05.10.1993 183cm 118kg

PETER NELSON

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Back Row 21.09.1993 193cm 114kg 21 —

TOM O'TOOLE Wing

JACK OWENS Wing

Back Row 10.05.1989

MATTY REA

SEAN REIDY

23.09.1998 185cm 113kg 9 —

04.10.1995 188cm 94kg 1 —

182cm 103kg 84 Ireland 2

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Scrumhalf 20.06.1993 174cm 90kg 25 —

Wing 24.03.1988 186cm 97kg 4 Australia 19

Scrumhalf 20.02.1998 174cm 77kg 5 —

CLIVE ROSS

192cm 110kg 62 —

HENRY SPEIGHT

JONNY STEWART

DAVE SHANAHAN

Utility Back 03.04.1996 191cm 103kg 43 Ireland 11

ALEX THOMPSON Second Row 21.11.1995 201cm 115kg

NICK TIMONEY Back Row 01.08.1995 190cm 113kg 28 —

Second Row 06.11.1995

198cm 118kg 49 Ireland 3

JACOB STOCKDALE

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Scrum Half 29.04.94 170cm 80kg 50

CIAN KELLEHER Fullback 07.08.94 183cm 92kg 26

Flanker 23.07.97

07.04.90 183cm 101kg 63

CAOLIN BLADE

198cm 112kg 2

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Flanker 31.03.91 183cm 101kg 4

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CONOR CAREY

178cm 110kg 7

183cm 126kg 26

CONOR McKEON

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185cm 108kg 83

177cm 110kg 112

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Lock 05.04.93

EOIN GRIFFIN Centre 18.09.90 185cm 96kg 82

EOIN McKEON No 8 23.06.91

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Lock 19.10.93 204cm 117kg 16

JACK CARTY Fullback 31.08.92 181cm 91kg 85

Lock 24.09.88

185cm 123kg 88

203cm 120kg 35

JAMES CANNON

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184cm 104kg 16

186cm 106kg 4

JARRAD BUTLER

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JAMES CONNOLLY

Hooker 06.02.92

Scrum Half 11.02.92 178cm 85kg 112

Centre 30.07.92 187cm 93kg 4

MATT HEALY Winger

14.03.89 183cm 92kg 87

KYLE GODWIN

JONNY MURPHY

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KIERAN MARMION

Winger 03.11.90 183cm 89kg 58

Back Row 14.01.97

Lock 28.07.96

Prop 05.03.92 183cm 117kg 12

PAUL BOYLE

PETER McCABE

189cm 106kg 5

PETER CLAFFEY

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PETER ROBB Centre 19.07.94

QUINN ROUX Lock

Back Row 21.10.87

Fullback 23.04.93 186cm 95kg 2

30.10.90 196cm 122kg 65

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188cm 106kg 20

196cm 110kg 2

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Lock 09.12.94

Hooker 02.02.94 188cm 112kg 35

Fullback 26.02.91 187cm 96kg 125

TOM FARRELL Centre 10.01.93 189cm 99kg 29

SEAN O’BRIEN

194cm 110kg 38

SHANE DELAHUNT

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Lock 09.11.93 198cm 114kg 35

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INTERNATIONAL TICKETS

For those of you who opt to enter our draw for the right to buy Ireland home international tickets, there is good news in that we will have 25 pairs of tickets (previously we had 20 pairs) available for each match. Including some crackers – South Africa, Argentina and the All Blacks in the Autumn and France and England in the 6 Nations. Remember the first name out of the hat wins their tickets for free! As some of you will be aware, Ulster Rugby has granted Chris Henry a Testimonial Year - which he is sharing with NI Chest, Heart and Stroke charity. There are a number of events planned right across the season. We would encourage all fans to support Chris and his nominated charity. The next event in Chris’ Testimonial calendar is a Comedy Night at Kingspan Stadium on Wednesday 26th September, doors open @ 7.30pm. Popcorn and beer on arrival! Tickets £20 each - on sale at the URSC Information Point tonight. For more information visit www.chrishenrytestimonal.co.uk CHRIS HENRY TESTIMONIAL YEAR

BIG BALLOT

In your membership pack, you will also find two books of Big Ballot tickets priced at £5 per book (or £1 per individual ticket). The money raised from the sale of these tickets goes towards providing additional expertise for the players at the Ulster Rugby Academy – last season £2,500 was donated by URSC to provide psychology sessions for Ulster’s youngest and brightest players. Details of the Big Ballot prizes will be publicised over the coming weeks and months and we are grateful to local businesses for donating these.

For more information on URSC, please visit membership.ursc.co or email membership@ursc.co.uk.

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ULSTER RUGBY LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE TO ENHANCE USER EXPERIENCE

Under ‘Fixtures and Results’, fans can download or subscribe to the fixture calendar. Other points of interest include: the ‘Quicklinks’ section which will direct users to popular pages within the site and the ‘Statistics’ section under ‘Team’, where fans can browse the latest in-game player and team stats. Within ‘News’, supporters can sign up to the Ulster Rugby Newsletter to be the first to hear about the latest news, squad updates, automatically go into ‘Live-mode’. This will provide users with all the latest information and statistics around the game, the selected squad, ticket info and match day guidance for visitors to Kingspan Stadium. Your feedback on the new website is most welcome. Please email standup@ulsterrugby.com with any comments. competitions and special offers. On a match day, the website will

Ulster Rugby in partnership with Sotic, has planned, designed and launched a new responsive website with the customer journey at the forefront of delivery. Following a stakeholder consultation and a review of analytical data, the new website was carefully planned by the Communications Team. Visitors will find all news, information and entertainment on the left side of the desktop website and all e-commerce, corporate and match-related information on the right-hand side. Mobile users will find that they can directly access the latest Ulster Rugby news and latest video content from the home screen - making sure they are kept up to date with all the latest professional and provincial rugby news. With one touch, users can access tickets, shop the latest Ulster Rugby merchandise and access a burger menu, directing them to the rest of the site.

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CONTACT US FOR A QUOTATION THE BEST CLUBS WEAR MACRON WHY DON’T YOU?

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Q&A CLUB

What is your Club logo and what does it represent? Four coloured triangles in a square, representing colours of the clubs that merged to form Belfast Harlequins RFC (North of Ireland Football Club and Collegians RFC). How many teams do you field? Four men’s senior teams and a women’s senior team. Most successful achievement? AIL 1A final at Lansdowne Road in 2004/5 season, losing to Shannon 25-20. Proudest moments? Players who represented Belfast Harlequins at a time who went on to play for Ireland – i.e. Tommy Bowe, Simon and Rory Best, Neil Best, Stuart Olding, Jacob Stockdale, Sean Reidy and Roger Wilson. Tell us something unique that not everyone knows about the club? The entrance to the club is a right of way which we have to close for one day each year to preserve it - usually Christmas Day.

Who is your President? Simon Crawford Who is your Head Coach? Nick Wells 1st XV Captain? Danny Annett Number of members? Approximately440 (playing and non-playing) Name 3 players to watch? Kyle Adams, Mark Glover, Ben Alexander Who is your longest serving member? Gilbert Paton Who is the ‘Club Clown’ and why? Steven Weir - small in stature, big in personality Who is the hardest trainer? Mark Glover Club’s unsung hero and why? Bernie McGrath – Senior Vice President, Club Caterer & Club Groundman! What is your Club song? Keep the 'Quins Flag Flying High

Email: romaine@belfastharlequinsclub.com Website: belfastharlequins.org/rugby/ belfastharlequinsrfc belfastharlequinswomen'srugby @BHarlequins

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With an Inter-pro with Connacht at home tonight, and Europe hoving into immediate view next weekend, Ulster’s competitive rugby season is rapidly shifting through the gears. R O D N A W N

OCTOBER OFFERS CURTAIN OF OPP

He will not have dismissed the display at Thomond Park as a ‘blip’, or blamed the away thumping on those 16 members of the squad confined to the treatment room: the performance, more than the defeat, will have irked the Englishman, who has made a very positive impact in his first month at the helm. He’s been unafraid to give the younger, more inexperienced players their chance, and given those with more distinguished service the opportunity to stake long-terms claims to their positions. The mirror will have been very firmly held to the faces of everyone in the squad this week, not just the 23 on duty in Limerick. Munster provided a reality check of unwanted proportions, but as the Head Coach said of tonight’s second Inter-pro in a week – against the side he served so well as player and coach – ‘we go again’. McFarland doesn’t deal in cliché so any notions of redemption will have been couched in far more pragmatic and demanding terms. But against a Connacht team firmly beaten by Leinster last weekend in Galway, but never outclassed, the terraces and stands of Kingspan Stadium this evening will expect to see a strengthened home side restore some very bruised pride. In truth, October is a key month in the rugby year. The PRO14, the Champions Cup and imminent Autumn International

For Ulster the Guinness PRO14 campaign under new Head Coach Dan McFarland began with dramatic late wins and an unconvincing but unbeaten, exhausting trek to South Africa. Then came Thomond Park last Saturday. A thumping defeat against fierce rivals who had simply too much firepower and nous for an Ulster side undermined by injuries, certainly, but embarrassingly overwhelmed. McFarland ‘fronted up’, as he always does, and admitted that in all departments his side – which included many of the younger crop of recruits and Academy players – Munster held the upper hand for all but a few minutes in Limerick. All sorts of unwanted records were written last weekend, and for supporters the 57-point margin was at once shocking and yet unsurprising. Munster fielded a team loaded with top-class internationals, especially up front, while the visitors’ daunting cause became mission impossible There was a sense in McFarland’s post- match observations that, while he may have been disappointed with the scale of the loss, and definitely unhappy to see some of the early-season promise in the tackle unravel, he wasn’t entirely shocked by the difference in quality between a proven, steeled group and the line-up he fielded in Munster. with the early departures of Iain Henderson and John Cooney.

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calendar demands the presence of frontline combatants, and the probable sight of Rory Best and Jacob Stockdale returning to the white jersey will vastly encourage the faithful. If Marcell Coetzee is also fit again and ready to build on a few emphatic ball-carrying displays in the back row that would lift expectations. Connacht arrives at Kingspan Stadium after a feisty encounter with Leinster, and new Head Coach Andy Friend is, like McFarland, determined to fashion a squad which is committed, consistent and which can recapture the resilience which saw the Province cast off its ‘whipping boy’ tag and win the Guinness PRO12 under Pat Lam’s demanding leadership. Friend is very much his own man, and having worked with Eddie Jones in the Australian system, and under Dean Richards at Harlequins, he brings a wealth of international experience to the Sportsground. He’ll hope his skipper Jarrad Butler is fit to resume in the back row, and in Quinn Roux and Ultan Dillane he has a powerful pairing at lock, while Tom Farrell and Bundee Aki have much to offer in midfield, especially if scrum-half Kieran Marmion and his partner Jack Carty are allowed the time and space to dictate the tempo. Ulster under McFarland will have confronted the realities of last week’s surrender in Limerick, but there’ll be perspective too. The team is contending in its PRO14 Conference, it has confronted uneasy truths before, and it will be determined to cull a valuable, morale-boosting win before the visit of Leicester in Europe next week. This is Ulster in development mode, but it is a squad not without immediate and longer-term ambition. Given evidence of that on the pitch the supporters in Kingspan Stadium will offer unequivocal backing. It’s Friday night in the Guinness PRO14. The nights have drawn in, but the curtain of opportunity is there to be pulled wide open. RTUNITY

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TOM FARRELL OPPOSITION THREE TO WATCH

One of the breakout stars of Connacht’s 2017/18 Guinness PRO14 season, Tom Farrell made a big impression alongside Ireland centre Bundee Aki in Connacht’s midfield. Making 23 appearances last term, Farrell picked up 35 points – including the winning try in Connacht’s 20-16 win over Munster last October. After learning his trade at Leinster’s academy, the 6ft 2in centre spent a brief spell in England appearing for Bedford Blues before returning to Guinness PRO14 action at Connacht. By January, Farrell was breaking records – topping the charts for the most carries (156), offloads (34) and defenders beaten (44) inside his first 14 appearances of the season. With another year of experience under his belt, Farrell certainly get the pulses racing in the stands at the Sportsground. After announcing his switch to Galway back in March – 25-year-old Kyle Godwin has had to bide his time to get started at Connacht after choosing to move on from Super Rugby side Brumbies. The Zimbabwean-born centre made his Super Rugby debut for Western Force at just 19 years old, but has since been dealt an unfair hand with a series of niggling injuries halting his progress. Recognised in 2014 as Western Force’s most outstanding player, the 6ft 1in Australian earnt his first international cap against France in November 2016. Godwin will bring a wealth of experience and talent to the Guinness PRO14 after making 621 running metres in 11 games last season. With an eye on returning to the international fold, Godwin will be a man on a mission next season as he gets to grip with a new league. Following the retirement of Connacht captain John Muldoon, Copeland has taken up the mantle of leading Connacht’s back row after a summer move from rivals Munster. Capable of playing anywhere across the back, the 30-year-old has demonstrated his versatility and athletic ability since breaking onto the stage at Cardiff Blues in 2012. With one Ireland international appearance to his name, Copeland brings a vast amount of experience to a Connacht side keen to find the form that saw them lift the title 2016. Despite missing much of the 2015 season with a shoulder injury, the 6ft 5in Wexford-born back has shown he can capably deliver in the scoring department – going over the line on four occasions last season. With league record appearance maker Muldoon retiring to take up the position of defensive coach at Bristol Bears – Copeland has mighty steps to fill if he is to match Muldoon’s exploits.

KYLE GODWIN

ROBIN COPELAND

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J A C O B S T O C K D A L E

“It’s over three months since my injury and I’m really excited to be out on the pitch this weekend against Connacht,” says Jacob Stockdale, in anticipation of his first appearance of the season. RARING TO GO

“The more you play, whether at PRO14, European or International level, the more you realise that you’re not the finished article. There are always going to be guys who are better than you at certain things but it’s about making sure you are racing against yourself, making yourself better and not worrying about other guys.” As a self-proclaimed perfectionist himself, Stockdale admits that he’s enjoying the detailed and technical approach of new Head Coach Dan McFarland: “I really like Dan’s philosophy in coaching; that everyone needs to know their stuff and do their stuff well. He brings a lot of enthusiasm into his coaching and gets the guys excited to play rugby, which is the most important thing.” With Connacht smarting from a 3-20 reversal at the hands of Leinster last weekend, the 22-year-old is not expecting an easy return to PRO14 action, and is wary of the threat the Galway-based side will pose. “It will be tough, as all inter-pros are,” he said. “These games bring a natural edge with them, a higher intensity of play. “Connacht attack very well and have a really good structure. Their forwards get into position very well and run really good lines. They are never easy to defend against as they are unpredictable and can do anything on the night. It will be a big test for the team, and for me personally.”

The Ulster and Ireland winger has been sidelined since picking up a hamstring injury during the summer, but has worked extremely hard to return for what is a crucial time for the Province. “The injury has given me the chance to get myself in good shape and to recover from a long season,” says Stockdale, who enjoyed a breakthrough season at international level that saw him win the Six Nations Player of the Championship award. “I’m back down to earth after last season, a few months stuck in a gym underground will do that,” he joked, while reflecting on the last campaign. “I’ve worked hard to get fitter, stronger and faster than I would have been able to if I’d gone straight back into rugby. Obviously, I would rather have been out playing matches every week, not sitting on the sidelines, but there are positives you can take from it.” When asked whether he feels any pressure to repeat last season’s exploits, the Lisburn man says his focus is on making day-to-day improvements to his game… “To be honest, I try not to think about it too much. Last year, I set my goals at the start of the season and one was to get on the bench for a Six Nations game. It panned out differently so you just don’t know how it’s going to go, but my aim is to focus on getting better every week, every time I step on the pitch - that’s the mentality I’ve always tried to play with.

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KINGSPAN STADIUM INFORMATION PARK & RIDE

ENTRY ONTO THE PITCH IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN We would like to remind all fans that entry onto the pitch before, during or after the match is now illegal. The pitch, as with other areas of the ground is monitored by CCTV. BEHAVIOUR IN THE GROUND Please respect others before, during and after the match by behaving in a reasonable and responsible manner. If you are concerned about the behaviour of others in the ground, please report your concerns to a steward, so appropriate action can be taken. For those spectators who like to relax and enjoy a drink before, during or after the match a taxi service is provided. A specially arranged taxi service has been organised for Ulster Rugby patrons on match nights courtesy of Fonacab. The taxi rank (located in front of head office) will operate as soon after the match as crowd movement permits. You do not need to order a taxi as this service runs continuously from 40 minutes after the final whistle. Persons requiring a taxi are asked to queue within the ground and not on Mt Merrion Avenue. TAXI INFORMATION

Ulster Rugby is appealing to supporters to be mindful of local residents and to avoid parking in the immediate vicinity of the Kingspan Stadium grounds on match day. Supporters are encouraged to make use of the complimentary Park & Ride facilities on Ulster Rugby match days located at Pirrie Park on the Ravenhill Road side of the ground, and along Montgomery Road, on the Mount Merrion side of the ground. There is ample parking at both locations and they are just a short distance from the ground. Supporters can either walk or take advantage of the free buses that run to and from the parking areas and the ground from 90 minutes prior to kick off until 90 minutes after the final whistle. Please note, the PSNI will close the two main approaches to the ground, Onslow Parade and Mount Merrion Avenue at peak times of entrance and egress to and from the ground. Smoking is not permitted within any building, structure or the stadium bowl. This restriction also applies to electronic cigarettes. The permitted smoking areas are the open spaces to the rear of the Grandstand, Premium Stand, Memorial End Stand and in the Food Village. Stewards have been instructed to speak to supporters whose actions do not comply with the above values and to ask them to desist. Where supporters choose to ignore this advice and warning and continue to act in an unacceptable manner removal from the stadium and the issue of a banning order may result. SMOKING POLICY For more information please contact our Ticket Office on 028 9049 3222

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ULSTER V CONNACHT FRIDAY 5TH OCTOBER 2018, KO 7.35PM KINGSPAN STADIUM, BELFAST

CURRENT STANDINGS 3 5

LAST TIME 44 16 23.12.17 SPORTSGROUND

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ULSTER RUGBY PRO14 FORM GUIDE

CONNACHT RUGBY PRO14 FORM GUIDE

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30 5 24 1

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LAST 3 MATCHES

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» » Ulster Rugby suffered their biggest ever defeat in Munster last weekend, but at Kingspan Stadium their only loss since last October was by the narrowest of margins to Edinburgh in February. » » Connacht’s three most recent victories in the Guinness PRO14 have all been since the end of April, and all at Galway. » » Connacht have won just once away from home in the Championship since April 2017: 22-19 in Treviso in February 2018. » » Connacht have only once won away from home against a fellow Irish province in the last sixteen years, 18-12 at Munster in November 2015. » » The last five matches between the two sides have all been won by the home side on the day whilst Connacht have not been victorious in Belfast since November 1960. CURRENT FORM

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Craig Gilroy T Rob Lyttle T John Cooney 2P

Tiernan O'Halloran T Jarrad Butler T Jack Carty 4C/2P Eoghan Masterson T Bundee Aki T Ultan Dillane 2T

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Jacob Stockdale T John Cooney C/3P

Jack Carty P Tom McCartney T

06.10.17 Kingspan Stadium 16 8

Paddy Jackson 2C/3P Stuart McCloskey T Clive Ross T

Jack Carty T/C

23.12.16 Kingspan Stadium 23 7

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