Are Ulster qualified for Europe, play-off permutations and the wonderful Ireland Women by Belfast Telegraph Sport

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Michael Allen on playing for Ulster and Edinburgh and why he has no regrets on retiring at 26 by Belfast Telegraph Sport

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Ulster's European heartbreak, two-legged ties to stay and a Munster bounce back by Belfast Telegraph Sport

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Flight frights, frustrated Frenchmen and frivolous first-legs in Toulouse by Belfast Telegraph Sport

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A try not awarded, Ulster's priorities in Pretoria and Ireland Women kick off the Six Nations by Belfast Telegraph Sport

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Seven straight wins for Ulster, Ireland keep Six Nations hope alive and a Schools' Cup final by Belfast Telegraph Sport

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Ulster Rugby welcomed four players back from the Ireland panel last weekend and all did everything they could to forge their way into Andy Farrell's thinking.
Robert Baloucoune's try brace, fellow scorers Nick Timoney and James Hume as well as captain Iain Henderson all played key roles in the easy win over Cardiff. Now the question is whether they'll be facing England or Leinster on a super Saturday? Debating that point as well as looking at the Schools' Cup semi-finals, women's rugby and the Ravenhill atmosphere are Jonathan Bradley and John Dickson, as they join host Gareth Hanna.

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The secret about the podcast's favourite son is now officially out as Mike Lowry played a starring role on his Six Nations debut for Ireland.
That gives rugby reporters Jonathan Bradley and Richard Mulligan plenty to discuss with host Gareth Hanna, not to mention the scrum law that left Italy playing most of the game with 13 men and turned the tie into a glorified training exercise. There's also, of course, Ulster Rugby's upcoming game against Cardiff, a new signing and another win for Ireland U20s on the agenda.

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Ulster Rugby emerged from a windswept Rodney Parade with a 12-0 win over Dragons in Sunday's United Rugby Championship tie and immediately attention turned to Ireland's Six Nations game against Italy this weekend.
Just how many from the northern province will get the nod at the Aviva Stadium? It's all up for debate and joining Gareth Hanna to discuss the big talking point are Jonathan Bradley and Adam McKendry. Also on the agenda are man of the match awards and bonus points.

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Ireland's Six Nations Grand Slam hopes disappeared in the closing seconds in the Stade de France on Saturday evening.

The contentious decision not to go to the corner with a 72nd minute penalty proved the chief talking point in the immediate aftermath, while a pass from Roman Ntamack took over that mantle when another video angle of France's opening try appeared on social media on Monday. Joining Gareth Hanna to discuss those, World Cup hopes and Ulster's game against the Dragons are Jonathan Bradley and Richard Mulligan.

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