“It comes with the territory of being tall, doesn’t it?” “When I was younger it was always in my head I wanted to play No.8. I always thought back row was the cooler position.” Queen's and Ulster lock Olivia McKinley on being destiny for the 2nd row! https://t.co/jf2WA7nE5J
shambles of a club. leak on Monday manger is sacked, realise nobody to take training, leak reached agreement with replacement with manager still in post, then sack manager!
@authordlewis Harry McKibbin is 1st left on the front row, Robert Alexander 3rd right back row was killed leading an attack on a bridge Simento River, Sicily in July 1943
"We're still a very young group, I think it's just coming. I’m really excited for when it's going to connect together,” Queen's captain Flynn Longstaff! https://t.co/lc3ESKhrVt
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"it's just nice to see both as the head coaches because it means, obviously, so much to him through his family and Ballymena means so much to me through my own family and friends. @ballymenarfc coach John Nicholl on facing Dungannon! https://t.co/h67kos29Ut
"we're at home and I think there'll be a reaction from the boys after their under-par performance last week, and I have no doubt that they'll pitch up and give a very encouraging performance this week.” @CityOfArmaghRFC coach Chris Parker! https://t.co/eWPjNgFVvl
it's not black Friday yet but if you want a bargain 2 Donaghys for the price of 1, join special guest lock Paddy Donaghy (no relation) and myself for live commentary on @qubrfc v @CorinthiansRFC at the Dub tomorrow afternoon 2.30pm! https://t.co/AfYLJx5KqE
sad news that Queen's Lions Legend David Hewitt has passed away, considered the greatest centre of his or any other generation Hewitt made his Ulster. Ireland and Lions debut while still a teenager!
“They're all amazing rugby families at this club and to be able to be out there and be one of those as well, it's really, really fantastic.” @InstoniansRugby hooker Oli Clark on what it means to him and his brothers to play for the club! https://t.co/FSLbeLbkZu
ON THIS DAY IN 1987: PUBLIC ENEMY TAKES LONDON 🇬🇧
39 years ago today, Public Enemy hit the stage at London's legendary Hammersmith Odeon during the Def Jam European Tour.
Before the release of their landmark album, It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back.
“There’s probably a middle part of the game or middle third of the game there where we got ourselves some level of dominance in the game, but the scoreline didn't necessarily reflect it. @InstoniansRugby forwards coach Jamie Kirk on the win over Trinity! https://t.co/Jnps2MBX25