As the BRC and ITRC converge again this weekend let’s take a look at some classic footage from past Ulster rallies.
1982 Ulster Rally: Bertie Fisher’s first International win
1984 Ulster Rally: Rohrl dominates
1985 Ulster Rally: Brookes makes up for Circuit disappointment
1986 the last Group B battle
1992 early stages McRae v Fisher
1993 Ulster: Wi
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Ulster rugby have announced the signings of two new players for next season; South African star Robbie Diack and Leinster scrum-half Cillian Willis.
Diack, who has joined on a three-year contract, is a 22-year-old former Stormers number eight.
Willis is a year older, has played at underage level for Ireland and arrives at Ravenhill on a one-year [...]
Ulster Folk and Transport Museum Cultra,Holywood Count Down, Northern IrelandWe were at the Ulster folk and Transport Museum a short while ago with the scouts. Here are some photo's. They don't really do the place justice but it gives you an idea.Inishindie-Horticultural advice and forum-Environmental issues-household tips and lots more
Only a win could offer Ulster the slimmest of prospects of qualifying for the next round of the Heineken Cup as they travelled to Swansea. But it was1 Vote(s)
Ulster kicked off their Magners League season at home to the title holders, the Ospreys. And it was Ulster that came out on top, by a single point.2 Vote(s)
Forget Kylie and Kate Moss - Ulster women favour Cameron Diaz as the world's fashion icon.In a new style survey, the Charlie's Angels star, who can switch from surfer chic to red carpet siren with ease, has been crowned "Most Fashionable Celebrity".And Northern Irish women, it seems, take their lead from celebrities - choosing the vintage-style smocks worn by Nicole Ritchie and Mischa Barton for a first-time date rather than the little black dress.When it comes to a girls' night out Northern Ireland's fashionistas have one style staple - skinny jeans.Women in Londonderry like the rock chick look, dressing up their jeans with a glitzy top while Armagh ladies put their own twist to their favourite jeans with a pair of skyscraper heels.Derry lasses are also less self-conscious about their figures with over half of women there preferring the bikini as beachwear. The rest of the province opted for the more conservative one piece swimsuit.For meeting the parents, women across N
Ulster played Leeds Carnegie at Ravenhill in the first of their pre-season warm-up matches. And managed to snatch victory with a late try by Mark McC1 Vote(s)
For Ulster County home owners adding value to their homes is something that's approaching an obsession, and with good reason. As the price of new homes has soared, Ulster County homeowners in the thousands have caught on to some simple maths. If you spend just part of the money for a new home on your current home, you can transform it. Plan smart and you can add much more value than the amount you spend.One common problem with home remodeling is that when homeowners transform a house that has good, all around, appeal into something so specific to their needs that, when they come to sell it in the future, they find that nobody wants to buy their unique vision of paradise. But there's a fail-safe way around this false move.For your Ulster County home improvement project, add a sun room, solarium or conservatory from Vinyl Tech. Sun rooms are hot, hot, hot right now and adding one to your existing home not only creates additional quality living space but sinks and investment into your p
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Ruairi Convery hit a crucial late point for Derry for the second week running as the Oak Leafers drew with Down in today's Ulster SHC semi-final at Casement Park.Link Down 1-13 Derry 0-16
Magners League Munster travelled up to Ravenhill with an understrength team yesterday, after Declan Kidney decided to rest the majority of his international stars. Ulster were at pretty much full strength, and so were expected to win. They needed to win, and ideally to secure a bonus point, in order to maintain the pressure on Leinster, the league's leaders.And at half time Ulster were well on their way towards that fourth try, with 3 scored for a half-time lead of 21-3 points.
Ulster extended their losing streak away to Llanelli over the weekend, but they did manage to secure the losing bonus point in a match that ended Llanelli Scarlets 17 - 11 Ulster. And with Isaac Boss being forced out of the game after only 18 minutes Eddie O'Sullivan has called up Wasps scrum-half Eoin Redden as cover.
This weekend sees a return to Magners League action for the provinces, and Ulster will be travelling to Stradey Park to face the Llanelli Scarlets, with four of the six Ulster Internationals available to McCall.Scrumhalf Isaac Boss, who ran in the fourth try against England, will join back up with the squad alongside fellow Irish substitutes Andrew Trimble, Simon Best and Paddy WallaceLink
Whatever about Danielli, an average enough Scottish fringe international, signing for Ulster, the signing of Rob Dewey by the Ulstermen is a bleak moment for Scottish pro rugby. A young, talented and very robust first centre, his abilities were well underlined by his performance for Scotland against Wales two weekends ago. If the Scottish RFU cannot afford to keep players like him at home - a player who is very much the future of the Scottish international midfield - it does not bode well for the future of their domestic pro game.[Submitted by jjcarroll]
