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The News Letter is the voice of the Ulster fans

Ulster players Darren Cave and Stephen Ferris are always an attraction for Ulster Rugby fans

The News Letter has once again teamed up with the Ulster Rugby Official Supporters Club to be their media voice for the coming season.

The new deal is an extension off last year’s successful partnership between the Club and the News Letter, the paper being a regular vehicle for the delivery of important club information to the fans not just in the paper, but on the website and twitter.

Iain Campbell, chairman of the Supporters Club, said: “I was delighted to hear our association with the News Letter would continue.

“The paper covers every aspect of the game from the professional side to the grassroots and I know the supporters enjoy the input from News Letter Sports Editor and rugby correspondent, Richard Mulligan to our ‘Stand Up’ magazine and his columns in the paper.”

The Supporters Club kicked off their season with a barbecue held in the hospitality suite at Ravenhill, with Ulster stars, Chris Henry, Paul Marshall, Robbie Diack, Darren Cave and Nick Williams attending.

Check out www.ursc.co and www.newsletter.co.uk during the season for regular updates on club activities.

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