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Stand Up: An Ulster Rugby Show

Stand Up: An Ulster Rugby Show

Written by: Stand Up Ulster Rugby Show
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‘Next Level Ulster Rugby Journalism’, offering unrivalled insight, unfiltered opinion, powerful stories and accessible analysis.Stand Up Ulster Rugby Show Rugby
Episodes
  • Storm Warning at Ravenhill
    May 7 2026

    On this episode we discuss the Stormers clash, with Angus Bell returning, squad depth being tested, and predictions for another huge night at Ravenhill.

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    11 mins
  • Episode 2: Inside Ulster Rugby with CEO Hugh McCaughey
    May 6 2026

    This week, we sit down with the CEO of Ulster Rugby, Hugh McCaughey, for a deep dive into the province's future.From long-term squad development and building depth across every position to the realities of ticket pricing and competing in the URC, this is a rare look at how the club is run behind the scenes.We also get into the CEO’s appointment, how the role evolved from interim to permanent, and the long-term vision — with plans that could take 4–5 years to fully embed.If Ulster are to return to the top end of the game, this is where it starts.


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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Episode 1 Stand Up Ulster Rugby Show: It's Crunch Time
    Apr 29 2026

    The brand new Stand Up: Ulster Rugby Show launches today.

    I’m hosting it alongside Gareth Steenson, and for episode one we’re joined by Ulster legend Alan O'Connor.

    We get stuck into Ulster’s young side and their brave defeat to Munster Rugby, hear the opposition view from Munster man and journalist Pat McCarry, and look ahead to a season-defining semi-final against Exeter Chiefs this Saturday.

    We also catch up with Al on what he’s up to now.

    If you’re into Ulster rugby, this is for you.

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    1 hr and 5 mins
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