The players of Ulster Rugby were on hand to support a number of club, schools and community initiatives throughout the Province during March.
Here is a snapshot of some of the activity...
Saturday 9th March – Maxol Mini Festival
Peter Nelson attended the Maxol Mini Rugby Festival at Rainey Old Boys RFC, where nine mini rugby teams were participating.
Saturday 16th March – Six Nations Q&A
Billy Burns participated in a Q&A session at CIYMS RFC during the Ireland versus Wales Six Nations game.
Wednesday 20th March - Wellbeing Week
Rob Lyttle & Matthew Rea visited Botanic PS during Wellbeing Week and spoke to the pupils to re-enforce the importance of staying active and healthy.
Saturday 23rd March – Nevin Spence tournament
Kyle McCall and Jacob Stockdale went along to their former school, Wallace High School, to support the annual Nevin Spence tournament.
Wednesday 20th March – Kingspan Masterclass Ian Nagle, Sean Reidy and Tommy O’Hagan took part in a special Coaching Masterclass with the pupils of St. Clare’s NS, Ballyjamesduff.We had some visitors with us on our Daily Mile today! Thank you @UlsterRugby for sending Matty Rea and Rob Lyttle to join us. Thank you for answering all our questions! You have inspired us to be healthy and stay fit! #WellbeingWeek pic.twitter.com/ZQHB5tngw8
— Botanic Primary (@botanicprimary) March 20, 2019
Wednesday 20th March – GoldMark awards Stuart McCloskey attended the annual GoldMark awards, which celebrates the volunteering efforts of people aged 14-24 across the three main sports in the Province. Stuart praised the young volunteers and also highlighted the impact that volunteers have had in his sporting career.4th class students from St. Clare’s Primary School, Ballyjamesduff, County Cavan were treated to a Coaching Masterclass with @sean_reidy7, @iannagle and @hagan_tommy this week, organised by official Ulster Rugby sponsor, Kingspan. pic.twitter.com/FMDZwFOkSY
— Ulster Rugby (@UlsterRugby) March 21, 2019
Another year supporting the Nevin Spence tournament. Some great rugby on show from some talented young rugby players #welldone #NS https://t.co/qCFiSRt4gH
— Kyle McCall (@kmccall3) March 23, 2019