Ulster Rugby
2013–14 season
Head CoachMark Anscombe
Director of RugbyDavid Humphreys
CaptainJohann Muller
Pro12Semi-final
Heineken CupQuarter-final
Top try scorerAll: Tommy Bowe (6)
Luke Marshall (6)
Andrew Trimble (6)
Top points scorerAll: Paddy Jackson (239)
Home colours
Away colours
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The 2013–14 season was Ulster's 20th season since the advent of professionalism in rugby union, and their second under head coach Mark Anscombe. They competed in the Heineken Cup and the Pro12.

They finished fourth in the Pro12, qualifying for the semi-finals and next season's Champions Cup. They lost the semi-final to Leinster. Ulster and Connacht jointly won the Fair Play Award, and wing Andrew Trimble and lock Johann Muller made the Pro12 Dream Team. They topped their pool in the Champions Cup, qualifying for the quarter-final, which they lost to Saracens, after Jared Payne saw an early red card. Out-half Paddy Jackson was leading scorer with 239 points. Andrew Trimble, wing Tommy Bowe and centre Luke Marshall were joint leading try scorers with six each. Andrew Trimble was Ulster's Player of the Year, and IRUPA Players' Player of the Year.[1]

Johann Muller, flanker Stephen Ferris and utility back Paddy Wallace retired at the end of the season. Props John Afoa moved to Gloucester, and Tom Court to London Irish. David Humphreys left as director of rugby to take up the same post at Gloucester.[2] A few weeks later, head coach Mark Anscombe resigned. Les Kiss took over as director of rugby,[3] and Neil Doak as head coach.[4]

Staff

Position Name Nationality
Director of Rugby David Humphreys  Ireland
Head Coach Mark Anscombe  New Zealand
Team Manager David Millar  Ireland
Backs Coach Neil Doak  Ireland
Defence Coach Jonny Bell  Ireland
Head of Strength & Conditioning Jonny Davis  Ireland
Strength & Conditioning Coach Kevin Geary  Ireland
Head of Physiotherapy Gareth Robinson  Ireland
Physiotherapist Alan McAldin  Ireland

Squad

Senior squad

Ulster Rugby squad[12]

Props

Hookers

Locks

Back row

Scrum-halves


Fly-halves

  • Ireland Paddy Jackson (24 apps, 24 starts, 242 pts)
  • Ireland James McKinney (10 aps, 4 starts, 37 pts)

Centres

Wings

Fullbacks

(c) denotes the team captain, Bold denotes internationally capped players. Italics denotes academy players who appeared in the senior team.
* denotes players qualified to play for Ireland on residency or dual nationality.
Players and their allocated positions from the Ulster Rugby website.[13][14]

    Academy squad

    Position[19] Name Nationality
    Elite Performance Development Manager Allen Clarke  Ireland
    Representative Team Performance Manager Michael Black  Ireland
    Academy Schools Coach Brian McLaughlin  Ireland
    Strength & Conditioning Coach David Drake  Ireland
    Strength & Conditioning Coach Amy Davis  Ireland
    Sub-Academy Fitness Coach Matthew Maguire  Ireland
    Physiotherapist David Minion  Ireland
    Ulster Rugby Academy squad[20]

    Props

    Hookers

    Locks

    Back row

    • Ireland Conor Joyce (3)

    Scrum-halves

    Fly-halves

    • none

    Centres

    Wings

    • none

    Fullbacks

    (c) denotes the team captain, Bold denotes internationally capped players, number in brackets indicates players stage in the three-year academy cycle.
    * denotes players qualified to play for Ireland on residency or dual nationality.
    Players and their allocated positions from the Ulster Rugby website.

    Ulster Ravens

    The following players, other than players from the senior squad and academy, appeared for the Ulster Ravens this season.

    Players used by Ulster 'A'

    Props

    Hookers

    • Ireland Paul Jackson

    Locks

    Back row

    • Ireland Josh Atkinson
    • Ireland D. Dass
    • Ireland Lorcan Dow
    • Ireland Adrian Hamilton
    • Ireland Neil McComb
    • Ireland Frankie Taggart

    Back three

    Heineken Cup

    Pool 5

    Team P W D L PF PA Diff TF TA TB LB Pts
    Ireland Ulster (1) 660017962+1171742026
    England Leicester Tigers (7) 6402159112+471693221
    France Montpellier 6204121124−314112111
    Italy Benetton Treviso 600641202−161225000
    Source : www.ercrugby.com
    Points breakdown:
    *4 points for a win
    *2 points for a draw
    *1 bonus point for a loss by seven points or less
    *1 bonus point for scoring four or more tries in a match
    11 October 2013 Ulster Ireland 22–16 England Leicester Tigers (1 BP) Ravenhill  
    20:00 Try: Bowe 15' c
    Con: Jackson (1/1)
    Pen: Jackson (5/6) 31', 39', 58', 65', 71'
    		 Report[21] Try: Mulipola 6' c
    Con: Flood (1/1)
    Pen: Flood (2/3) 19', 43'
    Williams (1/1) 76'
    		 Attendance: 14,026
    Referee: Romain Poite (FFR)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Rory Best, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Roger Wilson, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Nick Williams,
    9. Paul Marshall, 10. Paddy Jackson,
    11. Tommy Bowe, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Jared Payne.
    Replacements:
    16. Rob Herring, 17. Callum Black, 18. Ricky Lutton (for Fitzpatrick 76'),
    19. Iain Henderson, 20. Robbie Diack (for Muller 65'),
    21. Ruan Pienaar (for P. Marshall 46'), 22. Stuart Olding (for L Marshall 51'), 23. Michael Allen (for Bowe 72').

    19 October 2013 Montpellier France 8–25 Ireland Ulster Stade Yves-du-Manoir  
    16:40 Try: Audrin 50' m
    Pen: Pélissié (1/1) 4'
    		 Report[22] Try: Trimble 10' c
    Con: Jackson (1/1)
    Pen: Pienaar (5/7) 44', 53', 59', 70', 73'
    Jackson (1/2) 80'
    		 Attendance: 11,712
    Referee: Leighton Hodges (WRU)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Rory Best, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Robbie Diack, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Nick Williams,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Jackson,
    11. Tommy Bowe, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Jared Payne.
    Replacements:
    16. Rob Herring (for Best 74'), 17. Callum Black (for Court 70'), 18. John Afoa (for Fitzpatrick 48'),
    19. Lewis Stevenson (for Muller 75'), 20. Iain Henderson (for Diack 53'),
    21. Paul Marshall (for Pienaar 74'), 22. Stuart Olding (for L. Marshall 50'), 23. Michael Allen (for Trimble 74').

    7 December 2013 (1 BP) Ulster Ireland 48–0 Italy Benetton Treviso Ravenhill  
    18:00 Try: Jackson 4' m
    L. Marshall (2) 15' c, 74' c
    Afoa 29' c
    Tuohy 58' c
    Doyle 65' c
    Trimble 70' m
    Con: Jackson (5/7)
    Pen: Jackson (1/1) 40'
    		 Report[23] Attendance: 12,977
    Referee: Luke Pearce (RFU)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Rob Herring, 3. John Afoa,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Robbie Diack, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Roger Wilson,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Jackson,
    11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Jared Payne.
    Replacements:
    16. Niall Annett (for Herring 69'), 17. Callum Black (for Court 60'), 18. Declan Fitzpatrick (for Afoa 66'),
    19. Neil McComb (for Muller 63'), 20. Mike McComish (for Wilson 67'),
    21. Paul Marshall (for Pienaar 70'), 22. Michael Allen (for Payne 63'), 23. David McIlwaine (for Trimble 71').

    14 December 2013 Benetton Treviso Italy 3–35 Ireland Ulster (1 BP) Stadio Comunale di Monigo  
    14:35 Pen: Di Bernardo (1/1) 29'
    		 Report[24] Try: L. Marshall 37' m
    Gilroy 62' c
    Diack 67' c
    Payne 77' c
    Con: Jackson (3/4)
    Pen: Jackson (3/5) 10', 40', 46'
    		 Attendance: 3,880
    Referee: Greg Garner (RFU)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Rob Herring, 3. John Afoa,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Robbie Diack, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Roger Wilson,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Jackson,
    11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Jared Payne.
    Replacements:
    16. Niall Annett (for Herring 70'), 17. Callum Black (for Court 63'), 18. Declan Fitzpatrick (for Afoa 70'),
    19. Neil McComb (for Muller 70'), 20. Mike McComish (for Diack 70'),
    21. Paul Marshall (for Pienaar 68'), 22. Michael Allen, 23. David McIlwaine.

    10 January 2014 Ulster Ireland 27–16 France Montpellier Ravenhill  
    20:00 Try: Diack 23' c
    Pienaar 26' c
    Afoa 56' c
    Con: Pienaar (3/3)
    Pen: Pienaar (2/3) 35', 42'
    		 Report[25] Try: Tchale-Watchou 30' c
    Con: Escande (1/1)
    Pen: Escande (3/5) 6', 40', 49'
    		 Attendance: 14,000
    Referee: Wayne Barnes (RFU)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Rory Best, 3. John Afoa,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Robbie Diack, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Nick Williams,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Jackson,
    11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Jared Payne.
    Replacements:
    16. Rob Herring (for Best), 17. Callum Black (for Court), 18. Declan Fitzpatrick (for Afoa),
    19. Iain Henderson (for Muller), 20. Roger Wilson (for Williams),
    21. Sean Doyle (for Henry), 22. Paul Marshall, 23. Michael Allen (for Gilroy).

    18 January 2014 (1 BP) Leicester Tigers England 19–22 Ireland Ulster Welford Road  
    18:00 Try: Morris 49' c
    Con: Flood (1/1)
    Pen: Flood (4/5) 4', 11', 23', 46'
    		 Report[26] Try: Pienaar 58' c
    Con: Pienaar (1/1)
    Pen: Pienaar (5/5) 16', 27', 30', 56', 69'
    		 Attendance: 24,000
    Referee: Nigel Owens (WRU)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Callum Black, 2. Rory Best, 3. John Afoa,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Roger Wilson, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Nick Williams,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Jackson,
    11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Jared Payne.
    Replacements:
    16. Rob Herring, 17. Tom Court (for Black 56'), 18. Ricky Lutton,
    19. Iain Henderson (for Tuohy 64'), 20. Robbie Diack (for Williams 55'),
    21. David McIlwaine, 22. Paul Marshall, 23. Michael Allen.

    Quarter-final

    5 April 2014 Ulster Ireland 15–17 England Saracens Ravenhill  
    18:30 Pen: Pienaar (3/5) 15', 29', 39'
    Jackson (2/3) 69, 72'
    		 Report[27]
    Video    		 Try: Ashton (2) 22' m, 67' c
    Botha 48' m
    Con: Farrell (1/3)
    		 Attendance: 16,853
    Referee: Jérôme Garcès (FFR)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Rory Best, 3. John Afoa,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Roger Wilson, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Nick Williams,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Jackson,
    11. Tommy Bowe, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Jared Payne.
    Replacements:
    16. Rob Herring (for Best 13'), 17. Andrew Warwick, 18. Ricky Lutton,
    19. Iain Henderson (for Tuohy 60'), 20. Stephen Ferris (for Williams 55'), 21. Robbie Diack (for Muller 69'),
    22. Paul Marshall (for Pienaar 50'), 23. Craig Gilroy (for Trimble 65').

    Pro12

    Pro12 Table
    Team Played Won Drawn Lost Points For Points Against Points Difference Tries For Tries Against Try Bonus Losing Bonus Points
    1Ireland Leinster (CH) 221714554352+20257308482
    2Scotland Glasgow Warriors (RU) 221804484309+17553224379
    3Ireland Munster (SF) 221606538339+19956277374
    4Ireland Ulster (SF) 221507470319+15145266470
    5Wales Ospreys 221318571388+18359326666
    6Wales Scarlets 2211110435438−343453655
    7Wales Cardiff Blues 228113425538−11332551641
    8Scotland Edinburgh 227015397526−12938572838
    9Wales Newport Gwent Dragons 227114392492−10034460535
    10Ireland Connacht 226016371509−13842544735
    11Italy Benetton Treviso 225116376591−21531721730
    12Italy Zebre 225215347559−21235590529

    If teams are level at any stage, tiebreakers are applied in the following order:[28]

    1. number of matches won;
    2. the difference between points for and points against;
    3. the number of tries scored;
    4. the most points scored;
    5. the difference between tries for and tries against;
    6. the fewest red cards received;
    7. the fewest yellow cards received.
    Green background (rows 1 to 4) are play-off places, and earn a place in the European Rugby Champions Cup. Blue background indicates teams outside the play-off places, that earn a place in the European Rugby Champions Cup. Plain background indicates teams that earn a place in the European Rugby Challenge Cup.

    European Rugby Champions/Challenge Cup qualification: The top team from each country, plus the three highest-placed teams apart from those, will qualify for the European Rugby Champions Cup. The remaining teams qualify for the European Rugby Challenge Cup. Updated 19 May 2014. Source: RaboDirect PRO12

      6 September 2013 Newport Gwent Dragons Wales 15–8 Ireland Ulster (1 BP) Rodney Parade  
      19:15 Pen: Tovey (4/6) 14', 48', 60', 70'
      Drop: Tovey (1/1) 7'
      		 Report[29] Try: Wilson 16' m
      Pen: Jackson (1/3) 11'
      		 Attendance: 5,165
      Referee: Claudio Blessano (FIR)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Callum Black, 2. Rob Herring, 3. Ricky Lutton,
      4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Roger Wilson,
      9. Paul Marshall, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. David McIlwaine, 12. Chris Farrell, 13. Luke Marshall, 14. Andrew Trimble,
      15. Jared Payne.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett, 17. Tom Court (for Black 56'), 18. Declan Fitzpatrick (for Lutton 56'),
      19. Lewis Stevenson (for Tuohy 66'), 20. Sean Doyle (for Henry 70'),
      21. Ian Porter (for P. Marshall 70'), 22. James McKinney (for Jackson 70'), 23. Darren Cave (for Farrell 56').

      13 September 2013 (1 BP) Ulster Ireland 12–13 Scotland Glasgow Warriors Ravenhill  
      19:05 Pen: Jackson (4/5) 8', 16', 22', 34'
      		 Report[30] Try: Eddie 80' c
      Con: Hogg (1/1)
      Pen: Hogg (2/3) 6', 28'
      		 Attendance: 11,500
      Referee: Ian Davies (WRU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Callum Black, 2. Rob Herring, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
      4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
      6. Roger Wilson, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Nick Williams,
      9. Ian Porter, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Michael Allen, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. David McIlwaine,
      15. Jared Payne.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett, 17. Tom Court, 18. Ricky Lutton (for Fitzpatrick 56'),
      19. Ian Henderson (for Muller 56'), 20. Chris Henry (for Doyle 59'),
      21. Paul Marshall (for Porter 56'), 22. James McKinney, 23. Ricky Andrew.

      21 September 2013 Connacht Ireland 7–18 Ireland Ulster Galway Sportsgrounds  
      18:45 Try: Parks 10' c
      Con: Parks (1/1)
      		 Report[31] Try: Allen 15' m
      Jackson 57' c
      Con: Jackson (1/2)
      Pen: Jackson (2/4) 55', 64'
      		 Attendance: 5,485
      Referee: John Lacey (IRFU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Tom Court, 2. Rob Herring, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
      4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Iain Henderson,
      6. Roger Wilson, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Nick Williams,
      9. Ian Porter, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Michael Allen, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. David McIlwaine,
      15. Jared Payne.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett (for Herring 76'), 17. Kyle McCall (for Court 70'), 18. Ricky Lutton (for Fitzpatrick 43'),
      19. Lewis Stevenson (for Williams 56'), 20. Robbie Diack,
      21. Paul Marshall, 22. James McKinney (for Allen 72'), 23. Craig Gilroy.

      27 September 2013 (1 BP) Ulster Ireland 32–13 Italy Benetton Treviso Ravenhill  
      19:05 Try: L. Marshall 22' c
      Allen (2) 29' m, 80' c
      Bowe 52' m
      Best 63' m
      Con: Jackson (2/5)
      Pen: Jackson (1/1) 11'
      		 Report[32] Try: Barbieri 70' c
      Con: Di Bernardo (1/1)
      Pen: Berquist (1/1) 18'
      Di Bernardo (1/1) 43'
      		 Attendance: 10,693
      Referee: Ian Davies (WRU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Tom Court, 2. Rory Best, 3. Ricky Lutton,
      4. Iain Henderson, 5. Dan Tuohy,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Roger Wilson,
      9. Paul Marshall, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Michael Allen, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Jared Payne, 14. Tommy Bowe,
      15. Craig Gilroy.
      Replacements:
      16. Rob Herring (for Best), 17. Callum Black (for Court), 18. Bronson Ross (for Lutton),
      19. Lewis Stevenson (for Henderson), 20. Nick Williams (for Wilson),
      21. Michael Heaney (for P. Marshall), 22. James McKinney (for Gilroy), 23. Darren Cave (for Payne).

      4 October 2013 (1 BP) Ospreys Wales 12–18 Ireland Ulster Liberty Stadium  
      19:05 Pen: Biggar (4/4) 21', 40', 42', 45'
      		 Report[33] Pen: Jackson (6/6) 49', 53', 57', 65', 73', 77'
      		 Attendance: 10,049
      Referee: Peter Fitzgibbon (IRFU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Tom Court, 2. Rory Best, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
      4. Johann Muller, 5. Dan Tuohy,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Nick Williams,
      9. Paul Marshall, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Michael Allen, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
      15. Craig Gilroy.
      Replacements:
      16. Rob Herring, 17. Callum Black (for Court 65'), 18. Bronson Ross,
      19. Iain Henderson (for Diack 56'), 20. Roger Wilson (for Williams 62'),
      21. Michael Heaney (for P. Marshall 62'), 22. Stuart Olding (for L. Marshall 46'), 23. David McIlwaine (for Gilroy 13').

      25 October 2013 (1 BP) Ulster Ireland 39–21 Wales Cardiff Blues Ravenhill  
      19:05 Try: Tuohy (2) 15' m, 80' c
      Payne 23' m
      L. Marshall 42' m
      Trimble 67' m
      Con: Pienaar (1/2)
      Pen: Jackson (3/4) 8', 28', 46'
      Pienaar (1/2) 55'
      		 Report[34] Try: Copeland 34' m
      Smith 51' c
      Con: Halfpenny (1/2)
      Pen: Halfpenny (3/3) 11', 38', 57'
      		 Attendance: 12,948
      Referee: Giuseppe Vivarini (FIR)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Callum Black, 2. Rory Best, 3. John Afoa,
      4. Johann Muller, 5. Dan Tuohy,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Roger Wilson,
      9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Tommy Bowe, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Jared Payne, 14. Andrew Trimble,
      15. Stuart Olding.
      Replacements:
      16. Rob Herring (for Best), 17. Tom Court (for Black), 18. Ricky Lutton (for Afoa),
      19. Lewis Stevenson (for Muller), 20. Mike McComish (for Diack),
      21. Paul Marshall, 22. Darren Cave (for L. Marshall), 23. Michael Allen.

      2 November 2013 Scarlets Wales 17–9 Ireland Ulster Parc y Scarlets  
      18:30 Try: Barclay 31' m
      Pen: S. Shingler (1/1) 23'
      A. Thomas (3/3) 40', 64', 77'
      		 Report[35] Pen: Pienaar (3/5) 9', 45', 69'
      		 Attendance: 6,506
      Referee: Alain Rolland (IRFU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Callum Black, 2. Rob Herring, 3. John Afoa,
      4. Lewis Stevenson, 5. Neil McComb,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Roger Wilson, 8. Nick Williams,
      9. Paul Marshall, 10. Ruan Pienaar,
      11. Andrew Trimble, 12. Chris Farrell, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Michael Allen,
      15. Jared Payne.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett, 17. Kyle McCall, 18. Ricky Lutton,
      19. Mike McComish (for McComb), 20. Sean Doyle,
      21. James McKinney (for P. Marshall), 22. Ricky Andrew, 23. David McIlwaine (for Allen).

      22 November 2013 (1 BP) Ulster Ireland 41–17 Scotland Edinburgh Ravenhill  
      19:05 Try: Gilroy (2) 28' c, 64' c
      P. Marshall 33' c
      Diack 61' c
      McKinney 66' c
      Con: McKinney (5/5)
      Pen: McKinney (2/2) 20', 40'
      		 Report[36] Try: du Preez 15' m
      Fife 72' m
      Hart 75' c
      Con: Leonard (1/3)
      		 Attendance: 12,955
      Referee: Neil Hennessy (WRU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Callum Black, 2. Rob Herring, 3. John Afoa,
      4. Lewis Stevenson, 5. Iain Henderson,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Roger Wilson,
      9. Paul Marshall, 10. James McKinney,
      11. Michael Allen, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
      15. Craig Gilroy.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett (for Herring 62'), 17. Tom Court (for Black 59'), 18. Ricky Lutton (for Afoa 66'),
      19. Dan Tuohy (for Henderson 18'), 20. Mike McComish (for Stevenson 49'),
      21. David Shanahan (for P. Marshall 69'), 22. Peter Nelson (for L. Marshall 69'), 23. Ricky Andrew (for Allen 22').

      30 November 2013 Zebre Italy 11–19 Ireland Ulster Stadio XXV Aprile  
      15:00 Try: Palazzani 54' m
      Pen: Garcia (2/2) 9', 16'
      		 Report[37] Try: Cave 27' c
      Con: Jackson (1/1)
      Pen: Jackson (4/5) 11', 23', 48', 51'
      		 Attendance: 1,250
      Referee: Andrew McMenemy (SRU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Tom Court, 2. Rob Herring, 3. John Afoa,
      4. Neil McComb, 5. Dan Tuohy,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Mike McComish, 8. Roger Wilson,
      9. Paul Marshall, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
      15. Ricky Andrew.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett (for Herring 49'), 17. Callum Black (for Court 62'), 18. Declan Fitzpatrick (for Afoa 67'),
      19. Conor Joyce, 20. Sean Doyle (for McComish 46'),
      21. Michael Heaney (for P. Marshall 78'), 22. James McKinney, 23. Michael Allen (for Trimble 69').

      20 December 2013 Ulster Ireland 13–6 Italy Zebre (1 BP) Ravenhill  
      19:05 Try: Payne 30' c
      Con: Pienaar (1/1)
      Pen: Pienaar (2/2) 49', 72'
      		 Report[38] Pen: Orquera (1/2) 4'
      Iannone (1/1) 15'
      		 Attendance: 13,937
      Referee: Neil Hennessy (WRU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Callum Black, 2. Niall Annett, 3. Ricky Lutton,
      4. Johann Muller, 5. Lewis Stevenson,
      6. Mike McComish, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Robbie Diack,
      9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. James McKinney,
      11. Michael Allen, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Jared Payne, 14. Craig Gilroy,
      15. Ricky Andrew.
      Replacements:
      16. Rob Herring (for Annett 57'), 17. Tom Court (for Black 57'), 18. Adam Macklin (for Lutton 76'),
      19. Neil McComb (for Stevenson 76'), 20. Conor Joyce (for Diack 76'),
      21. Michael Heaney (for McKinney 68'), 22. Peter Nelson (for Gilroy 78'), 23. David McIlwaine (for Wallace 65').

      28 December 2013 Leinster Ireland 19–6 Ireland Ulster RDS Arena  
      18:45 Try: Murphy 37' c
      Con: Gopperth (1/1)
      Pen: Gopperth (4/6) 4', 50', 57', 62'
      		 Report[39] Pen: Jackson (2/2) 2', 33'
      		 Attendance: 18,500
      Referee: John Lacey (IRFU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Callum Black, 2. Rob Herring, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
      4. Lewis Stevenson, 5. Dan Tuohy,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Roger Wilson,
      9. Paul Marshall, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
      15. Ricky Andrew.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett, 17. Tom Court (for Black), 18. Ricky Lutton (for Fitzpatrick),
      19. Neil McComb (for Stevenson), 20. Mike McComish (for Doyle),
      21. Ruan Pienaar (for P. Marshall), 22. Jared Payne (for L. Marshall), 23. Michael Allen (for R. Andrew).

      3 January 2014 Ulster Ireland 29–19 Ireland Munster Ravenhill  
      19:05 Try: Payne 6' c
      Cave 37' c
      Con: Pienaar (2/2)
      Pen: Pienaar (5/6) 4', 18', 62', 71', 80'
      		 Report[40] Try: Dineen 40' m
      Kilcoyne 48' c
      Coughlan 66' c
      Con: Keatley (2/3)
      		 Attendance: 13,945
      Referee: Alain Rolland (IRFU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Tom Court, 2. Rob Herring, 3. John Afoa,
      4. Iain Henderson, 5. Dan Tuohy,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Roger Wilson,
      9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
      15. Jared Payne.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett (for Herring), 17. Callum Black (for Court), 18. Declan Fitzpatrick (for Afoa),
      19. Lewis Stevenson (for Henderson), 20. Nick Williams (for Wilson), 21. Sean Doyle (for Henry),
      22. Paul Marshall, 23. Michael Allen

      7 February 2014 Ulster Ireland 10–7 Wales Ospreys (1 BP) Ravenhill  
      19:35 Try: Cave 44' c
      Con: Pienaar (1/1)
      Pen: Pienaar (1/2) 24'
      		 Report[41] Try: Lewis 10' c
      Con: Davies (1/1)
      		 Attendance: 12,986
      Referee: Nigel Owens (WRU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Tom Court, 2. Rob Herring, 3. John Afoa,
      4. Johann Muller, 5. Lewis Stevenson,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Roger Wilson,
      9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. James McKinney,
      11. Michael Allen, 12. Darren Cave, 13. Jared Payne, 14. Craig Gilroy,
      15. Ricky Andrew.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett, 17. Callum Black (for Court), 18. Ricky Lutton,
      19. Iain Henderson (for Stevenson), 20. Nick Williams (for Doyle),
      21. Paul Marshall (for McKinney), 22. Luke Marshall (for Payne), 23. Rory Scholes (for Allen).

      23 February 2014 (1 BP) Benetton Treviso Italy 12–14 Ireland Ulster Stadio Comunale di Monigo  
      15:00 Pen: Berquist (4/5) 6', 49', 57', 71'
      		 Report[42] Try: Cave 11' c
      Diack 51' c
      Con: Pienaar (2/2)
      		 Attendance: 2,720
      Referee: George Clancy (IRFU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Tom Court, 2. Rob Herring, 3. Ricky Lutton,
      4. Johann Muller, 5. Lewis Stevenson,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Roger Wilson,
      9. Paul Marshall, 10. Ruan Pienaar,
      11. Michael Allen, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Craig Gilroy,
      15. Jared Payne.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett, 17. Callum Black (for Court), 18. Adam Macklin,
      19. Neil McComb (for Stevenson), 20. Mike McComish (for Doyle),
      21. Michael Heaney (for P. Marshall), 22. Ricky Andrew, 23. Rory Scholes (for Allen).

      28 February 2014 (1 BP) Ulster Ireland 38–8 Wales Newport Gwent Dragons Ravenhill  
      19:05 Try: Pienaar 15' c
      Bowe (2) 24' c, 27' c
      penalty try 34' c
      Doyle 46' c
      Con: Jackson (5/5)
      Pen: Pienaar (1/1) 3'
      		 Report[43] Try: Wardle 62' m
      Pen: R. Jones (1/2) 40'
      		 Attendance: 12,960
      Referee: Lloyd Linton (SRU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Callum Black, 2. Rob Herring, 3. Ricky Lutton,
      4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Iain Henderson,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Roger Wilson,
      9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Rory Scholes, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Tommy Bowe,
      15. Jared Payne.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett (for Herring 72'), 17. Tom Court (for Black 68'), 18. Adam Macklin (for Lutton 67'),
      19. Lewis Stevenson (for Pienaar 71), 20. Mike McComish (for Jackson 63'),
      21. Paul Marshall (for Scholes 26'), 22. Stuart McCloskey (for L. Marshall 21), 23. David McIlwaine (for Bowe 40').

      14 March 2014 (1 BP) Ulster Ireland 26–13 Wales Scarlets Ravenhill  
      19:05[44] Try: Jackson (2) 16' c, 34' c
      Bowe 18' c
      Court 80' m
      Con: Pienaar (3/3)
      		 Report[45] Try: G. Davies 36' c
      Con: Barkley (1/1)
      Pen: Barkley (2/3) 33', 62'
      		 Attendance: 14,000
      Referee: Neil Hennessy (WRU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Callum Black, 2. Rob Herring, 3. John Afoa,
      4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Robbie Diack,
      6. Roger Wilson, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Nick Williams,
      9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Rory Scholes, 12. Stuart McCloskey, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Tommy Bowe,
      15. Jared Payne.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett (for Herring 48'), 17. Tom Court, 18. Ricky Lutton (for Afoa 70'),
      19. Lewis Stevenson (for Diack 74'), 20. Stephen Ferris (for Williams 63')
      21. Michael Heaney (for Pienaar 77'), 22. Craig Gilroy (for Bowe 63'), 23. Ricky Andrew (for Scholes 74).

      21 March 2014 (1 BP) Edinburgh Scotland 3–9 Ireland Ulster Murrayfield Stadium  
      19:45 Pen: Bezuidenhout (1/2) 14'
      		 Report[46] Pen: Jackson (3/4) 24', 36', 46'
      		 Attendance: 6,333
      Referee: John Lacey (IRFU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Tom Court, 2. Rob Herring, 3. John Afoa,
      4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Iain Henderson,
      6. Stephen Ferris, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Roger Wilson,
      9. Michael Heaney, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Tommy Bowe,
      15. Jared Payne.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett, 17. Andrew Warwick, 18. Ricky Lutton (for Afoa 77'),
      19. Dan Tuohy (for Doyle 62'), 20. Nick Williams (for Wilson 59'),
      21. Robbie Diack (for Ferris 42'), 22. Paul Marshall (for Heaney 62'), 23. Stuart McCloskey.

      29 March 2014 Cardiff Blues Wales 28–23 Ireland Ulster (1 BP) Cardiff Arms Park  
      18:30 Try: Copeland 36' c
      Con: G. Davies (1/1)
      Pen: G. Davies (7/7) 13', 26', 30', 33', 39', 65', 79'
      		 Report[47] Try: Cave 3' m
      Pen: Jackson (6/6) 43', 47', 57', 67', 72', 75'
      		 Attendance: 7,084
      Referee: Marius Mitrea (FIR)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Tom Court, 2. Rob Herring, 3. John Afoa,
      4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy, 6. Stephen Ferris,
      7. Chris Henry, 8. Nick Williams,
      9. Michael Heaney, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Andrew Trimble, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Tommy Bowe,
      15. Jared Payne.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett (for Herring 69'), 17. Andrew Warwick (for Court 67'), 18. Ricky Lutton,
      19. Iain Henderson (for Muller 57'), 20. Robbie Diack (for Ferris 41'), 21. Sean Doyle,
      22. Paul Marshall (for Heaney 57), 23. Craig Gilroy.

      11 April 2014 (1 BP) Ulster Ireland 58–12 Ireland Connacht Ravenhill  
      19:05 Try: P. Marshall (2) 5' m, 25' c
      Trimble (3) 16' m, 42' c, 59' c
      Bowe 23' c
      L. Marshall 48' c
      Gilroy 68' c
      Con: Jackson (5/7)
      McKinney (1/1)
      Pen: Jackson (2/2) 12', 40'
      		 Report[48] Try: McSharry 8' m
      Leader 62' c
      Con: Nikora (1/1)
      		 Attendance: 13,948
      Referee: Ian Davies (WRU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Andrew Warwick, 2. Rob Herring, 3. Ricky Lutton,
      4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Iain Henderson,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Nick Williams,
      9. Paul Marshall, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Tommy Bowe, 14. Andrew Trimble,
      15. Ricky Andrew.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett (for Herring), 17. Tom Court (for Warwick), 18. Adam Macklin (for Lutton),
      19. Lewis Stevenson (for Henry 59'), 20. Sean Doyle (for Diack 9'),
      21. Michael Heaney, 22. James McKinney (for Jackson 61'), 23. Stuart McCloskey (for L. Marshall 53').

      18 April 2014 Glasgow Warriors Scotland 27–9 Ireland Ulster Scotstoun Stadium  
      19:35 Try: Maitland 40' c
      Seymour 48' c
      Bennett 67' c
      Con: Russell (3/3)
      Pen: Russell (2/2) 9', 43'
      		 Report[49] Pen: Jackson (3/5) 21', 25', 28'
      		 Attendance: 7,417
      Referee: John Lacey (IRFU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Tom Court, 2. Rob Herring, 3. Ricky Lutton,
      4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Iain Henderson,
      6. Chris Henry, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Nick Williams,
      9. Paul Marshall, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Andrew Trimble, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Tommy Bowe,
      15. Ricky Andrew.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett (for Herring), 17. Andrew Warwick (for Court), 18. Declan Fitzpatrick (for Lutton),
      19. Lewis Stevenson (for Muller), 20. Mike McComish (for Doyle),
      21. Michael Heaney (for P. Marshall), 22. James McKinney, 23. Craig Gilroy (for L. Marshall 53').

      2 May 2014 (1 BP) Ulster Ireland 20–22 Ireland Leinster Ravenhill  
      19:30 Try: Jackson 24' m
      Pen: Jackson (5/5) 34', 58', 68', 73', 78'
      		 Report[50] Try: Jennings 59' c
      Con: Madigan (1/1)
      Pen: Madigan (4/7) 6', 12', 36', 53'
      Gopperth (1/1) 70'
      		 Attendance: 16,950
      Referee: Luke Pearce (RFU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Tom Court, 2. Rob Herring, 3. Andrew Warwick,
      4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Iain Henderson,
      6. Roger Wilson, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Nick Williams,
      9. Paul Marshall, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Tommy Bowe, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Jared Payne, 14. Andrew Trimble,
      15. Ricky Andrew.
      Replacements:
      16. Niall Annett, 17. Callum Black (for Williams 19'), 18. Adam Macklin (for Warwick 70),
      19. Dan Tuohy (for Muller 63), 20. Sean Doyle,
      21. Michael Heaney, 22. James McKinney, 23. Darren Cave (for L. Marshall 57').

      10 May 2014 (1 BP) Munster Ireland 17–19 Ireland Ulster Thomond Park  
      18:30 Try: Williams 14' c
      Dougall 49' c
      Con: Keatley (2/2)
      Pen: Keatley (1/1) 11'
      		 Report[51]
      Video      		 Try: Heaney 17' c
      Con: McKinney (1/1)
      Pen: McKinney (4/4) 36', 47', 53', 65'
      		 Attendance: 16,436
      Referee: Nigel Owens (WRU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Callum Black, 2. Rob Herring, 3. Andrew Warwick,
      4. Lewis Stevenson, 5. Dan Tuohy,
      6. Mike McComish, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Nick Williams,
      9. Michael Heaney, 10. James McKinney,
      11. Rory Scholes, 12. Stuart McCloskey, 13. Michael Allen, 14. David McIlwaine,
      15. Craig Gilroy.
      Replacements:
      16. Kyle McCall (for Herring), 17. Bronson Ross, 18. Adam Macklin (for Warwick),
      19. Neil McComb (for Tuohy), 20. Conor Joyce (for Williams),
      21. David Shanahan (for Heaney), 22. Ricky Andrew, 23. Peter Nelson (for Scholes).

      Semi-final

      17 May 2014 Leinster Ireland 13–9 Ireland Ulster RDS Arena  
      19:00 Try: Madigan 72' c
      Con: Gopperth (1/1)
      Pen: Gopperth (2/2) 58', 64'
      		 Report[52]
      Video      		 Pen: Jackson (3/3) 7', 40', 53'
      		 Attendance: 18,246
      Referee: Leighton Hodges (WRU)
      Ulster lineup:

      1. Callum Black, 2. Rory Best, 3. Ricky Lutton,
      4. Johann Muller, 5. Iain Henderson,
      6. Robbie Diack, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Roger Wilson,
      9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Jackson,
      11. Andrew Trimble, 12. Darren Cave, 13. Jared Payne, 14. Tommy Bowe,
      15. Craig Gilroy.
      Replacements:
      16. Rob Herring, 17. Andrew Warwick (for Black), 18. Adam Macklin,
      19. Dan Tuohy (for Muller), 20. Sean Doyle (for Henry),
      21. Paul Marshall, 22. James McKinney (for Jackson), 23. Luke Marshall (for Cave).

      End-of-season awards

      Ulster and Connacht jointly won the Fair Play award. Wing Andrew Trimble and lock Johann Muller were named in the Pro12 Dream Team.[53]

      Ulster Ravens

      British and Irish Cup

      Pool 6

      Team P W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts
      England Cornish Pirates 650119395982594125
      Ireland Ulster Ravens 6303147175-2818221013
      Jersey Jersey 6204117128-1114162212
      Scotland Ayr 6204123182-5915251110
      Source : www.wru.co.uk Updated: 19 January 2014
      Points breakdown:
      *4 points for a win
      *2 points for a draw
      *1 bonus point for a loss by seven points or less
      *1 bonus point for scoring four or more tries in a match
      11 October 2013 (BP) Cornish Pirates England 34 – 17 Ireland Ulster Ravens Mennaye Field  
      19:45 Try: Carpenter
      Pope
      Goss
      Evans
      Con: Sinclair
      Pen: Sinclair (3)
      Hallett
      		 Report[54][55] Try: Nelson
      Pen: McKinney (3)
      		 Attendance: 1,326
      Referee: Tom Foley (RFU)
      Ulster Ravens lineup:

      1. Paddy McAllister, 2. Niall Annett, 3. Bronson Ross,
      4. Lewis Stevenson (c), 5. Alan O'Connor,
      6. Conor Joyce, 7. Mike McComish, 8. Neil McComb,
      9. Michael Heaney, 10. James McKinney,
      11. Peter Nelson, 12. Chris Farrell, 13. Ricky Andrew, 14. Chris Cochrane,
      15. David McIlwaine.
      Replacements:
      16. Jonny Murphy (for Annett 77'), 17. Michael Cromie (for McAllister 50'),
      18. Frankie Taggart (for O'Connor 73'), 19. Sean Doyle (for Joyce 40')
      20. Ian Porter (for Heaney 70'), 21. Stuart McCloskey (for Nelson 62'), 22. Darren Busby (for Cochrane 77'),

      18 October 2013 Ulster Ravens Ireland 24 – 19 Jersey Jersey (BP) Ravenhill  
      19:30 Try: McIlwaine
      Taylor
      Con: McKinney
      Pen: McKinney (4)
      		 Report[56][57] Try: Rae
      Penalty try (2)
      Con: O'Connor (2)
      		 Attendance: 1,755
      Referee: Simon Harding (RFU)
      Ulster Ravens lineup:

      1. Michael Cromie, 2. Niall Annett (c), 3. Chris Taylor,
      4. Alan O'Connor, 5. Neil McComb,
      6. Conor Joyce, 7. Sean Doyle, 8. Mike McComish,
      9. Ian Porter, 10. James McKinney,
      11. Peter Nelson, 12. Chris Farrell, 13. Ricky Andrew, 14. Chris Cochrane,
      15. David McIlwaine.
      Replacements:
      16. Jonny Murphy, 17. M. McGrath,
      18. Matty Rea, 19. Frankie Taggart,
      20. Michael Heaney, 21. Stuart McCloskey, 22. Darren Busby,

      7 December 2013 (BP) Ayr Scotland 41 – 22 Ireland Ulster Ravens Millbrae  
      14:30 Try: Russell
      Dunlop
      Curle (2)
      Hunter (2)
      Con: Russell (4)
      Pen: Russell
      		 Report[58][59] Try: McCloskey
      Joyce
      Liddell
      Con: McKinney (2)
      Pen: McKinney
      		 Attendance: 450
      Referee: Andrew Jackson (RFU)
      Ulster Ravens lineup:

      1. Kyle McCall, 2. Jonny Murphy, 3. Ricky Lutton,
      4. Marc Campbell, 5. Matty Rea,
      6. Conor Joyce, 7. Frankie Taggart, 8. Adrian Hamilton,
      9. Michael Heaney, 10. James McKinney,
      11. Peter Nelson, 12. Paddy Wallace (c), 13. Stuart McCloskey, 14. Ross Adair,
      15. Ricky Andrew.
      Replacements:
      16. Paul Jackson, 17. Adam Macklin,
      18. J. Atkinson, 19. Lorcan Dow,
      20. David Shanahan, 21. David Busby, 22. Adam Liddell.

      13 December 2013 (BP) Ulster Ravens Ireland 38 – 21 Scotland Ayr Deramore Park  
      19:30 Try: Nelson
      Joyce
      McCloskey
      R. Andrew
      Heaney
      Hamilton
      Con: McKinney (3)
      		 Report[60] Try: Eddie
      Templeton
      Gillies
      Con: Wright (3)
      		 Attendance: 400
      Referee: David Procter (RFU)
      Ulster Ravens lineup:

      1. Kyle McCall, 2. Paul Jackson, 3. Ricky Lutton (c),
      4. Matty Rea, 5. Marc Campbell,
      6. Conor Joyce, 7. Frankie Taggart, 8. Adrian Hamilton,
      9. Michael Heaney, 10. James McKinney,
      11. Peter Nelson, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Stuart McCloskey, 14. Darren Busby,
      15. Ricky Andrew.
      Replacements:
      16. Jonny Murphy, 17. Adam Macklin,
      18. J. Atkinson, 19. D. Dass,
      20. David Shanahan, 21. Ross Adair, 22. A. Liddell,

      11 January 2014 (BP) Jersey Jersey 37 – 19 Ireland Ulster Ravens St. Peter  
      15:00 Try: Taione
      Buckle
      Pointer
      Penalty try
      Con: O'Connor
      Pen: O'Connor (5)
      		 Report[61] Try: Atkinson
      McIlwaine
      McKinney
      Con: McKinney (2)
      		 Attendance: 1,628
      Referee: Craig Maxwell-Keys (RFU)
      Ulster Ravens lineup:

      1. Kyle McCall, 2. Niall Annett, 3. Ricky Lutton,
      4. Lewis Stevenson (c), 5. Neil McComb,
      6. Conor Joyce, 7. Josh Atkinson, 8. Mike McComish,
      9. Michael Heaney, 10. James McKinney,
      11. Peter Nelson, 12. Stuart McCloskey, 13. Ricky Andrew, 14. Chris Cochrane,
      15. David McIlwaine.
      Replacements:
      16. Paul Jackson, 17. Andrew Warwick,, 18. Adam Macklin
      19. Marc Campbell, 20. Lorcan Dow,
      21. David Shanahan, 22. David Busby.

      17 January 2014 Ulster Ravens Ireland 27 – 23 England Cornish Pirates (BP) Deramore Park  
      19:30 Try: Adam Macklin
      Stuart McCloskey
      Con: McKinney (3)
      Pen: McKinney (2)
      		 Report[62] Try: Evans
      Atkinson
      Con: Sinclair
      Moore
      Pen: Sinclair (2)
      Moore
      		 Attendance: 500
      Referee: Lloyd Linton (SRU)
      Ulster Ravens lineup:

      1. Kyle McCall, 2. Niall Annett, 3. Adam Macklin,
      4. Lewis Stevenson (c), 5. Neil McComb,
      6. Conor Joyce, 7. Lorcan Dow, 8. Mike McComish,
      9. Michael Heaney, 10. James McKinney,
      11. David Busby, 12. Stuart McCloskey, 13. Ricky Andrew, 14. Rory Scholes,
      15. Peter Nelson.
      Replacements:
      16. Paul Jackson, 17. Andrew Warwick, 18. Michael Cromie,
      19. Marc Campbell, 20. Josh Atkinson,
      21. David Shanahan, 22. Ross Adair.

      Home attendance

      Domestic League European Cup Total
      League Fixtures Average Attendance Highest Lowest League Fixtures Average Attendance Highest Lowest Total Attendance Average Attendance
      2013–14 Pro12 11 13,348 16,950 10,693 2013–14 Heineken Cup 4 14,464 16,853 12,977 204,678 13,645

      Ulster Rugby Awards

      The Ulster Rugby Awards ceremony was held at the Europa Hotel, Belfast, on 5 May 2014. Winners were:[63]

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