The 26-year-old from Bansha, Tipperary joined Ulster Rugby from provincial rivals, Munster Rugby, back in 2022, and has made over 30 appearances for the senior side.
His ability to perform in multiple positions across the backline have seen him play at fly half, centre and full-back, forming an important part of one of the most exciting attacks in both the United Rugby Championship and the EPCR Challenge Cup.
Commenting on the extension, Flannery said:
‘‘I’m happy to be signing on for another season with Ulster. I feel I am progressing and enjoying a run of fitness after a challenging season last year.
“Our team is playing with more confidence, and the attack has been really clicking, which is fun to be a part of. We are a close group and I’m very motivated to play my part in chasing success in the future.’’
Ulster Rugby General Manager, Rory Best added:
“Jake is a very skilful backline player, with the key strength of being able to play in a range of positions, which is vital in modern rugby. His playmaking is a strong part of his game and suits the free-flowing structure of our attack.
“He has shown what impact he can bring with some positive performances this season and we see him remaining an important member of the senior side moving forward.”