Ulster Rugby's interim CEO insists on forging a unique path for success, diverging from Leinster's shadow. Can they conquer the challenges ahead?
Ulster Rugby is making waves in the rugby world, transitioning from Division 2C to Division 2B with tighter contests and more challenging matches. Corinthians, the runners-up in their division, experienced the difference firsthand, highlighting the increased competition. As Ulster climbs the ranks, the pressure mounts to perform at higher levels, pushing the team to excel and adapt to the tougher competition. In a bid for success, the interim CEO, Hugh McCaughey, emphasizes the need for Ulster to carve out their own identity and not emulate Leinster's path. McCaughey stresses the importance of creating a unique version of Ulster Rugby to achieve their goals, setting them apart from their rivals. Ulster's journey reflects a team determined to overcome obstacles and assert themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the rugby landscape. As Ulster Rugby faces new challenges and fierce competition, the spotlight is on them to prove their capabilities and establish their dominance. With a clear focus on their strengths and distinctive approach, Ulster is poised to make a lasting impact on the rugby scene, showcasing their potential and determination to succeed.
Tighter contests and being pushed all the way were some of differences in the jump from Division 2C to Division 2B. Corinthians, who finished second on 75 ...
Interim CEO Hugh McCaughey says Ulster "have to create the best version of ourselves" and cannot imitate Leinster in their bid for success.
Ulster interim head coach Richie Murphy admitted his side rode their luck, after they snatched a dramatic 19-17 win against Cardiff at Kingspan Stadium.
This game was the first home game for Interim Head Coach, Richie Murphy, and a much welcomed return to the Kingspan Stadium a.
It fell to replacement John Cooney to do the needful as just when Ulster thought the game was lost - Theo Cabango seemingly having scored his hat-trick only for ...
Ulster escape with a vital 19-17 URC victory over Cardiff thanks to John Cooney's last-minute penalty.
Late on, Cooney was presented with the chance to go for the posts. He nailed it and Ulster held on for what remained to win.
A last-gasp penalty from John Cooney saw Ulster keep their United Rugby Championship play-off hopes on track with a 19-17 win.
Ulster snatched victory from the jaws of defeat in a dramatic finale against Cardiff at Kingspan Stadium as John Cooney's last gasp penalty earned Richie ...
For new Ulster Rugby boss Richie Murphy, coaching is very much a vocation. It can mean long hours and plenty of pressure, but he wouldn't rather be making a ...
Ulster scrum-half John Cooney kicked a late penalty goal to seal a 19-17 win in their United Rugby Championship clash with Cardiff at Kingspan Stadium.
Interim Ulster head coach Richie Murphy acknowledged that his side was fortunate to get over the line in their 19-17 over Cardiff on Friday.
A last-gasp penalty from John Cooney saw Ulster keep their United Rugby Championship play-off hopes on track with a 19-17 win over Cardiff after being ...
Interim coach Richie Murphy admitted Ulster were โa little bit luckyโ to get last night's URC win against Cardiff at Kingspan โ but was delighted with four ...