Connacht v Ulster (Sat)
1 decade ago by BBC Rugby NewsRory Scholes, Andy Warwick, Rob Herring and Nick Williams come into the Ulster side for the Pro12 clash against Connacht in Galway.
Herring fishes for answers to end Ulster's inconsistent run of form
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentUlster second-choice hooker Rob Herring became the latest from his province to sign a two-year contract extension this week but like the rest of his side he is demanding an upturn in performances to justify...
Ulster's Chris Henry and Iain Henderson both start against Edinburgh
1 decade ago by Breaking News.ie : RugbyRob Herring replaces Rory Best as hooker and captain for the Guinness PRO12 clash
Herring is delighted to extend Kingspan deal
1 decade ago by Belfast Telegraph: RugbyLess than a week after Rory Best signed on to stay at Ulster until 2018, his understudy Rob Herring has opted to do the same with the announcement yesterday of his own new two-year deal.
Herring extends Ulster stay
1 decade ago by Ulster Rugby NewsUlster Rugby received a boost today as it was confirmed that Ireland international, Rob Herring, has signed a two-year contract extension, keeping him at Kingspan Stadium until the summer of 2018.
Herring 'Very Happy' To Extend Ulster Stay
1 decade ago by Irish Rugby NewsUlster Rugby received a boost today as it was confirmed that Ireland international Rob Herring has signed a two-year contract extension, keeping him at Kingspan Stadium until the summer of 2018.
Herring: Promising signs for Ulster
1 decade ago by Ulster Rugby NewsCaptain Rob Herring believes Ulster's victorious performance against Treviso last time out provided an insight into the way they want to play this season.
Plenty to mull over for Ulster after bad loss, admits Herring
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentUlster captain Rob Herring admits a long three weeks lie ahead after a poor performance condemned the province to their first defeat in the Guinness Pro12.
Marshall leaves it late to snatch bonus point
1 decade ago by Irish IndependentStand-in skipper Rob Herring celebrated his new leadership role with the opening try as Ulster eased to comfortable but unimpressive win.