The new jersey, which launched last week, will proudly feature Ulster Rugby’s charity partner, Horatio’s Garden.
After recently announcing that the club will continue its support into the 2023/24 season, as Horatio’s Garden progresses construction on a restorative, accessible garden for patients with spinal injuries at Musgrave Park Hospital, Ulster Rugby is committed to continuing to raise awareness of the charity.
On the news of the logo on the front of the shirt, Ulster Rugby Senior Women’s player, India Daley, said:
“It’s a great feeling to have the Horatio’s Garden logo on our jersey. We know that the charity has impacted so many people in a positive way through the gardens it has already built.
“The new garden being built at Musgrave Park Hospital will provide a safe place for patients and their families to spend time, free from a hospital environment.
“We are really proud to support Horatio’s Garden.”
Following a visit to the site at Musgrave Park Hospital early this year to mark the beginning of the build, Ulster Rugby players, India Daley, Toni Macartney, and Stacey Sloan, together with Ulster Rugby President for the 2022/23 season, Philip Gregg, visited the site last week to catch up with Dr Olivia Chapple, Founder & Chair of Trustees of Horatio’s Garden, and her team to find out how the build is progressing.
New sponsors for the Women’s game in the province, Power NI and Bank of Ireland, will feature on the back of the 2023/24 Ulster Rugby Senior Women’s jersey.
To donate to Horatio’s Garden, and show your support for everyone affected by spinal injury across Northern Ireland, read more.
Ulster Rugby’s Senior Women will kick-off their Vodafone Women’s Interprovincial Championship on Saturday 12 August (KO 3pm) at City of Armagh RFC.
Supporters can purchase match tickets at the game – priced at £5 with cash payment preferred (U18s are free). The game will also be broadcast on BBC iPlayer and TG4 YouTube.
