2010–11 Ulster Rugby season
Ground(s)Ravenhill Stadium (Capacity: 12,500)
Coach(es)David Humphreys (Director of Rugby)
Brian McLaughlin (Head Coach)
Captain(s)Johann Muller
Top scorerIan Humphreys (155)
Most triesCraig Gilroy (8)
League(s)Heineken Cup (quarter-finalists)
Celtic League (semi-finalists)
1st kit
2nd kit
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The 2010–11 Ulster Rugby season was Ulster's 17th season since the advent of professionalism in rugby union, and their second under head coach Brian McLaughlin. This season marked the debuts of two South Africans, scrum-half Ruan Pienaar (replacing Isaac Boss, who had moved to Leinster) and second row forward Johann Muller. Ulster were quarter-finalists in the European Rugby Champions Cup, and semi-finalists in the Celtic League. Ruan Pienaar was Player of the Year. Nevin Spence was IRUPA Young Player of the Year.[1]

Forwards coach Jeremy Davidson left at the end of the season.[2]

Staff

Position Name Nationality
Chief Executive Officer Shane Logan  Ireland
Director of Rugby David Humphreys  Ireland
Head Coach Brian McLaughlin  Ireland
Forwards Coach Jeremy Davidson  Ireland
Backs Coach Neil Doak  Ireland

Squad

Senior squad

Ulster Rugby squad[19]

Props

Hookers

Locks

Back row

Scrum-halves

Fly-halves

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.

    Academy squad

    Position[20] Name Nationality
    High Performance Manager Gary Longwell  Ireland
    Elite Player Development Officer Jonny Bell  Ireland
    Elite Player Development Officer Niall Malone  Ireland
    Strength & Conditioning Coach Chris Shiells  Ireland
    Strength & Conditioning Coach Kevin Geary  Ireland
    Academy squad

    Props

    Hookers

    • Ireland Niall Annett (Belfast Harlequins) (2)
    • Ireland John Burns (Ballymena) (2)

    Locks

    Back row

    • Ireland David McGuigan (QUB) (1)
    • Ireland Ali Birch (Dungannon) (1)
    • Ireland Stephen Lecky (Glasgow Hawks) (1)

    Scrum-halves

    Fly-halves

    Centres

    Wings

    Fullbacks

    Heineken Cup

    Pool 4

    Team P W D L Tries for Tries against Try diff Points for Points against Points diff TB LB Pts
    France Biarritz (4) 6402169+714085+554222
    Ireland Ulster (8) 6501158+714593+522022
    England Bath 6204208+12147108+392414
    Italy Aironi 6105430−2665211−146004
    • Biarritz won the tiebreaker over Ulster with a 6–4 advantage in head-to-head competition points.
    8 October 2010 Ulster Ireland 30 – 6 Italy Aironi Ravenhill, Belfast  
    19:30 Try: Trimble 21' m
    Humphreys 44' m
    Danielli 60' c
    Pienaar 67' c
    Con: Pienaar (0/2)
    Humphreys (2/2)
    Pen: Pienaar (2/3) 2', 39'
    		 Report[21] Pen: Mercier (2/3) 5', 17'
    		 Attendance: 7,777
    Referee: Chris White (England)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Bryan Young, 2. Rory Best, 3. Tom Court,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Tim Barker,
    6. Pedrie Wannenburg, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Jamie Smith.
    Replacements:
    16. Nigel Brady (for Wallace 74'), 17. Paddy McAllister (for Young 62'), 18. Alan Whitten (for Court 70')
    19. Dan Tuohy (for Barker 52'), 20. Willie Faloon (for Wannenburg 65'),
    21. Paul Marshall (for Pienaar 72'), 22. Ian Whitten (for Cave 45'), 23. David McIlwaine (for Smith 64').

    17 October 2010 Biarritz Olympique France 35 – 15 Ireland Ulster Parc des Sports Aguiléra, Biarritz  
    16:00 Try: Ngwenya (2) 44' c, 76' m
    Carizza 60' c
    Marconnet 66' c
    Con: Yachvili (3/4)
    Pen: Yachvili (3/3) 36', 53', 57'
    		 Report[22] Try: Trimble 67' m
    Ferris 80' c
    Con: Pienaar (1/2)
    Pen: Pienaar (1/2) 12'
    		 Attendance: 10,000
    Referee: Dave Pearson (England)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Rory Best, 3. BJ Botha,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Tim Barker,
    6. Pedrie Wannenburg, 7. Stephen Ferris, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Ian Whitten, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. David McIlwaine.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou (for Henry 72'), 17. Paddy McAllister (for Botha 68'), 18. Bryan Young,
    19. Dan Tuohy (for Barker 52'), 20. Chris Henry (for Diack 61'),
    21. Paul Marshall, 22. Nevin Spence (for Humphreys 72'), 23. Adam D'Arcy (for Danielli 25').

    11 December 2010 Ulster Ireland 22 - 18 England Bath Ravenhill  
    13:30 Try: Wannenburg 34' c
    Con: Humphreys (1/1)
    Pen: Humphreys (5/6) 12', 39', 53', 60', 64'
    		 Report[23] Try: Cuthbert 7' c
    Moody 23' m
    Con: Barkley (1/2)
    Pen: Barkley (2/2) 2', 43'
    		 Attendance: 8,247
    Referee: Jérôme Garces (France)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Nigel Brady, 3. BJ Botha,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Stephen Ferris, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou, 17. Paddy McAllister, 18. Bryan Young,
    19. Tim Barker, 20. Willie Faloon (for Henry 56'),
    21. Paul Marshall, 22. Ian Whitten, 23. David McIlwaine.

    18 December 2010 Bath England 22 - 26 Ireland Ulster The Recreation Ground  
    13:30 Try: Carraro 1' m
    Banahan 69' m
    Pen: Barkley (4) 8', 14', 24', 67'
    		 Report[24] Try: D'Arcy 11' c
    Spence 56' c
    Con: Humphreys (2/2)
    Pen: Humphreys (4) 16' 38', 59', 71'
    		 Attendance: 11,900
    Referee: Pascal Gauzere (France)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Nigel Brady, 3. BJ Botha,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Pedrie Wannenburg, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou, 17. Paddy McAllister (for Court 70'), 18. Bryan Young,
    19. Tim Barker (for Tuohy 57'), 20. Chris Henry (for Diack 57'),
    21. Paul Marshall, 22. Ian Whitten, 23. Jamie Smith.

    15 January 2011 Ulster Ireland 9 – 6 France Biarritz Olympique Ravenhill  
    15:30 Pen: Humphreys (3/4) 48', 56', 77'
    		 Report[25] Pen: Yachvili (2/2) 18', 39'
    		 Attendance: 10,566
    Referee: Nigel Owens (Wales)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Rory Best, 3. BJ Botha,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Stephen Ferris, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Nigel Brady (for Best 74'), 17. Bryan Young, 18/ Declan Fitzpatrick (for Botha 69')
    19. Tim Barker, 20. Chris Henry (for Faloon 72'),
    21. Paul Marshall, 22. Ian Whitten, 23. David McIlwaine.

    22 January 2011 Aironi Italy 6 – 43 Ireland Ulster Stadio Luigi Zaffanella  
    14:30 Pen: Tebaldi 37'
    Drop: Marshall 26'
    		 Report[26] Try: Trimble 23' c
    Wannenburg (2) 41' c, 46' c
    Penalty try 57' c
    Henry 67' c
    Danielli 78' m
    Con: Humphreys (5/6)
    Pen: Humphreys (1/2) 3'
    		 Attendance: 3,000
    Referee: Christophe Berdos (France)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Nigel Brady, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Stephen Ferris, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou (for Brady 67'), 17. Bryan Young (for Court 57'), 18. Jerry Cronin (for Fitzpatrick 67')
    19. Tim Barker (for Tuohy 67'), 20. Chris Henry (for Ferris 57'),
    21. Paul Marshall (for Pienaar 66'), 22. Ian Whitten (for Wallace 67'), 23. David McIlwaine (for Trimble 64').

    Quarter-final

    10 April 2011 Northampton Saints England 23 – 13 Ireland Ulster Stadium:mk, Milton Keynes[27]  
    14:00 Try: Tongaʻuiha 2' c
    Dickson 55' c
    Con: Myler (2/2) 3', 56'
    Pen: Myler (3/5) 40', 48', 65'
    		 Report[28] Try: Trimble 32' c
    Con: Humphreys (1/1) 33'
    Pen: Humphreys (2/2) 7', 14'
    		 Attendance: 21,309
    Referee: Romain Poite (France)
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Rory Best, 3. BJ Botha,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Robbie Diack, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou, 17. Bryan Young, 18. Paddy McAllister (for Botha 70')
    19. Tim Barker (for Tuohy 56'), 20. Willie Faloon (for Diack 62'),
    21. Paul Marshall, 22. Ian Whitten (for Muller 78'), 23. Craig Gilroy.

    Celtic League

    Team Pld W D L PF PA PD TF TA Try bonus Losing bonus Pts
    1Ireland Munster 221903496327+16944225283
    2Ireland Leinster 221516495336+15950255370
    3Ireland Ulster 221516480418+6244353267
    4Wales Ospreys 221219553418+13556296763
    5Wales Scarlets 221219503453+5049435762
    6Wales Cardiff Blues 221318479392+8737333360
    7Wales Newport Gwent Dragons 2210111444462−1847493449
    8Scotland Edinburgh 229013421460−3939442543
    9Ireland Connacht 227114394459−6532443639
    10Italy Benetton Treviso 229013374502−12829580238
    11Scotland Glasgow Warriors 226115401543−14233481633
    12Italy Aironi 221021247517−27021520812
    Under the standard bonus point system, points are awarded as follows:
    • 4 points for a win
    • 2 points for a draw
    • 1 bonus point for scoring 4 tries (or more) (Try bonus)
    • 1 bonus point for losing by 7 points (or fewer) (Losing bonus)
    Green background (rows 1 to 4) are play-off places.
    Correct as of 7 May 2011. Source: RaboDirect PRO12 Archived 2014-01-17 at the Wayback Machine
    3 September 2010 Ulster Ireland 27 – 26 Wales Ospreys (1 BP) Ravenhill  
    19:05 Try: Ferris
    Cave
    Con: O'Connor
    Pen: O'Connor (4)
    		 Report[29] Try: Fussell
    Biggar
    Con: Biggar (2)
    Pen: Biggar (3)
    		 Attendance: 7,500
    Referee: Peter Allan
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Bryan Young, 2. Rory Best, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Tim Barker,
    6. Stephen Ferris, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Paul Marshall, 10. Niall O'Connor,
    11. David McIlwaine, 12. Ian Whitten, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Tommy Seymour,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Nigel Brady (for Best 48'), 17. Tom Court (for Young 40'), 18. Paddy McAllister (for Fitzpatrick 65')
    19. Ryan Caldwell, 20. Robbie Diack (for Feris 65'),
    21. Ian Porter, 22. Paddy Wallace (for Whitten 21'), 23. Jonny Shiels.

    11 September 2010 (1 BP) Aironi Italy 15 – 22 Ireland Ulster Stadio Luigi Zaffanella  
    19:05 Pen: Mercier (4)
    Drop: Mercier
    		 Report[30] Try: Diack
    Con: O'Connor
    Pen: O'Connor (5)
    		 Attendance: 4,453
    Referee: Stefano Penne
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Nigel Brady, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Tim Barker,
    6. Pedrie Wannenburg, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Paul Marshall, 10. Niall O'Connor,
    11. David McIlwaine, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Tommy Seymour,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou (for Brady 69'), 17. Paddy McAllister (for Court 73'), 18. Bryan Young (for Fitzpatrick 4')
    19. Ryan Caldwell (for Barker 62'), 20. Willie Faloon (for Henry 60'),
    21. Ian Porter (for P. Marshall 60'), 22. Ian Whitten), 23. Jamie Smith.

    17 September 2010 Ulster Ireland 29 – 21 Scotland Edinburgh Ravenhill  
    20:05 Try: Trimble
    Whitten
    Cave
    Con: O'Connor
    Pen: O'Connor (3)
    Drop: O'Connor
    		 Report[31] Try: Visser
    Cairns
    Con: Godman
    Pen: Paterson (2)
    Godman
    		 Attendance: 7,461
    Referee: Alan Falzone
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Bryan Young, 2. Andi Kyriacou, 3. Tom Court,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Ryan Caldwell,
    6. Stephen Ferris, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Paul Marshall, 10. Niall O'Connor,
    11. Andrew Trimble, 12. Ian Whitten, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Paul Emerick,
    15. Jamie Smith.
    Replacements:
    16. Rory Best (for Kyriacou 52'), 17. Paddy McAllister, 18. BJ Botha (for Young 52'),
    19. Tim Barker, 20. Pedrie Wannenburg (for Diack 52'),
    21. Ian Porter (for P. Marshall 66'), Ian Humphreys, 23. David McIlwaine.

    25 September 2010 Connacht Ireland 15 – 15 Ireland Ulster Sportsground  
    19:30 Pen: Keatley (5)
    		 Report[32] Pen: Wallace (4)
    O'Connor
    		 Attendance: 3,761
    Referee: Alain Rolland
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Bryan Young, 2. Rory Best (c), 3. Tom Court,
    4. Tim Barker, 5. Ryan Caldwell,
    6. Stephen Ferris, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Paul Marshall, 10. Paddy Wallace,
    11. Andrew Trimble, 12. Ian Whitten, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Paul Emerick,
    15. Jamie Smith.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou, 17. Paddy McAllister (for Botha 77'), 18. BJ Botha (for Young 40'),
    19. Dan Tuohy (for Barker 56'), 20. Willie Faloon (for Ferris 11'),
    21. Ian Porter, Niall O'Connor (for Whitten 66'), 23. David McIlwaine (for Emerick 67').

    1 October 2010 Ulster Ireland 19 – 17 Scotland Glasgow Warriors (1 BP) Ravenhill  
    19:05 Try: Pienaar
    Con: Pienaar
    Pen: Pienaar (4)
    		 Report[33] Try: Van der Merwe
    Pen: Weir (4)
    		 Attendance: 7,822
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Bryan Young, 2. Rory Best, 3. Tom Court,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Pedrie Wannenburg, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Niall O'Connor,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Jamie Smith.
    Replacements:
    16. Nigel Brady', 17. Paddy McAllister (for Young 74'), 18. Alan Whitten,
    19. Tim Barker (for Tuohy 49'), 20. Willie Faloon,
    21. Paul Marshall, 22. Ian Whitten (for O'Connor 66'), 23. David McIlwaine.

    22 October 2010 Edinburgh Scotland 21 – 16 Ireland Ulster (1 BP) Murrayfield  
    19:05 Try: McKenzie
    Talei
    Con: Paterson
    Pen: Paterson (2)
    Drop: Blair
    		 Report[34] Try: Whitten
    Con: Wallace
    Pen: Wallace (2)
    Humphreys
    		 Attendance: 3,195
    Referee: James Jones
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Paddy McAllister, 2. Rory Best, 3. BJ Botha,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Stephen Ferris, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Wallace,
    11. David McIlwaine, 12. Ian Whitten, 13. Andrew Trimble, 14. Mark McCrea,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou (for Best 49'), 17. Tom Court (for McAllister 57'), 18. Bryan Young (for Botha 67'),
    19. Ryan Caldwell, 20. Pedrie Wannenburg (for Henry 67'),
    21. Paul Marshall, 22. Ian Humphreys (for McCrea 71'), 23. Nevin Spence.

    29 October 2010 Ulster Ireland 6 – 16 Ireland Munster Ravenhill  
    19:05 Pen: Pienaar (2)
    		 Report[35] Try: Dineen
    Con: Warwick
    Pen: Warwick (3)
    		 Attendance: 10,750
    Referee: Alan Lewis
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Paddy McAllister, 2. Nigel Brady, 3. Bryan Young,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Tim Barker,
    6. Pedrie Wannenburg, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. David McIlwaine, 12. Nevin Spence, 13. Ian Whitten, 14. Mark McCrea,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou, 17. Jerry Cronin (for McAllister 52'), 18. Alan Whitten,
    19. Dan Tuohy (for Barker 56'), 20. Chris Henry,
    21. Paul Marshall, 22. Niall O'Connor, 23. Luke Marshall (for McCrea).

    21 November 2010 Cardiff Blues Wales 15 – 37 Ireland Ulster Cardiff City Stadium  
    15:45 Try: Laulala
    James
    Con: Sweeney
    Pen: Sweeney
    		 Report[36] Try: Gilroy (2)
    D'Arcy
    Faloon
    Wallace
    Con: Humphreys (3)
    Pen: Humphreys (2)
    		 Attendance: 6,202
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Paddy McAllister, 2. Nigel Brady, 3. BJ Botha,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Pedrie Wannenburg, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Paul Marshall, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Ian Whitten, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Craig Gilroy,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou (for Brady 69'), 17. Bryan Young (for McAllister 57'), 18. Jerry Cronin (for Botha 72'),
    19. Tim Barker (for Muller 37'), 20. Willie Faloon (for Diack 48'),
    21. Ian Porter (for P. Marshall 77'), 22. Paddy Wallace (for I. Whitten 47'), 23. Andrew Trimble (for Spence 47').

    26 November 2010 Benetton Treviso Italy 9 – 19 Ireland Ulster Stadio di Monigo  
    19:05 Pen: Botes (2)
    		 Report[37] Try: Gilroy (2)
    Danielli
    Con: Humphreys (2)
    		 Attendance: 3,000
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Bryan Young, 2. Nigel Brady, 3. BJ Botha,
    4. Tim Barker, 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Pedrie Wannenburg, 7. Willie Faloon Yellow card 56', 8. Chris Henry,
    9. Paul Marshall, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Craig Gilroy,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou (for Brady 73'), 17. Paddy McAllister (for Young 57'), 18. Jerry Cronin,
    19. Neil McComb (for Henry 58'), 20. Ali Birch,
    21. Ian Porter, 22. Ian Whitten (for Cave 53'), 23. Nevin Spence.

    3 December 2010 Ulster Ireland P – P Wales Newport Gwent Dragons Ravenhill  
    19:05
    27 December 2010 Ulster Ireland 13 – 30 Ireland Leinster Ravenhill  
    16:00 Try: Gilroy
    Con: O'Connor
    Pen: O'Connor (2)
    		 Report[38] Try: O'Brien (2)
    Horgan
    Con: Nacewa (3)
    Pen: Nacewa (3)
    		 Attendance: 11,426
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Paddy McAllister, 2. Nigel Brady, 3. BJ Botha,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Pedrie Wannenburg, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Niall O'Connor,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Ian Whitten, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Craig Gilroy,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou (for Brady 52'), 17. Bryan Young (for McAllister 52'), 18. Declan Fitzpatrick (for Botha 70'),
    19. Tim Barker (for Diack 58'), 20. Willie Faloon (for Henry 65'),
    21. Paul Marshall (for Whitten 65'), 22. Luke Marshall (for O'Connor 70'), 23. Tommy Seymour (for Pienaar 76').

    1 January 2011 Munster Ireland 35 – 10 Ireland Ulster Thomond Park  
    19:30 Try: Hurley
    O'Donnell
    Murphy
    Mafi
    Con: Warwick (3)
    Pen: Warwick (3)
    		 Report[39] Try: Anderson
    Con: Wallace
    Pen: Wallace
    		 Attendance: 22,000
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Bryan Young, 2. Rory Best (c), 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    4. Tim Barker, 5. Ryan Caldwell,
    6. TJ Anderson, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Paul Marshall, 10. Paddy Wallace,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Ian Whitten, 14. Tommy Seymour,
    15. Jamie Smith.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou (for Best 79'), 17. BJ Botha, 18. Tom Court (for Fitzpatrick 40'),
    19. Neil McComb (for Barker 40'), 20. Chris Henry (for Diack 51'),
    21. Ian Porter', 22. Paddy Jackson, 23. David McIlwaine (for Smith 71').

    7 January 2011 (1 BP) Ulster Ireland 32 – 13 Italy Benetton Treviso Ravenhill  
    19:05 Try: Reidy
    Cave
    Scholes
    Olding
    Con: Humphreys
    Olding
    Pen: Humphreys (2)
    		 Report[40] Try: Steyn
    Con: Hayward
    Pen: Hayward (2)
    		 Attendance: 6,651
    Referee: Leighton Hodges
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Rory Best, 3. BJ Botha,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Tim Barker,
    6. Chris Henry, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Nigel Brady (for Best 71'), 17. Bryan Young (for Court 71'), 18. Declan Fitzpatrick (for Botha 63'),
    19. Dan Tuohy (for Barker 46'), 20. Stephen Ferris (for Faloon 46'),
    21. Paul Marshall (for Pienaar 40'), 22. Ian Whitten (for Spence 71'), 23. David McIlwaine (for Trimble 59').

    13 February 2011 Ospreys Wales 23 – 22 Ireland Ulster Liberty Stadium  
    17:10 Try: Holah
    Pen: Biggar (6)
    		 Report[41] Try: Penalty try
    Con: Humphreys
    Pen: Humphreys (2)
    Pienaar (3)
    		 Attendance: 5,802
    Referee: Neil Patterson
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Bryan Young, 2. Nigel Brady, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Tim Barker,
    6. Chris Henry, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Ian Whitten, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Craig Gilroy,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou (for Brady 65'), 17. Jerry Cronin (for Young 59'), 18. Alan Whitten,
    19. Ryan Caldwell (for Barker 65'), 20. TJ Anderson,
    21. Paul Marshall (for Humphreys 32'), 22. Luke Marshall (for I. Whitten 67'), 23. David McIlwaine.

    18 February 2011 (1 BP) Scarlets Wales 16 – 18 Ireland Ulster Parc y Scarlets  
    19:05 Try: Penalty try
    Con: Priestland
    Pen: Priestland (2)
    Drop: Priestland
    		 Report[42] Pen: Pienaar (6)
    		 Attendance: 5,463
    Referee: Andy Macpherson
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Andi Kyriacou, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Tim Barker,
    6. TJ Anderson, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Jackson,
    11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Nigel Brady (for Kyriacou 56'), 17. Bryan Young, 18. Jerry Cronin (for Fitzpatrick 65'),
    19. Ryan Caldwell (for Barker 65'), 20. Robbie Diack (for Anderson 50'),
    21. Paul Marshall (for Jackson 50'), 22. Luke Marshall, 23. Simon Danielli (for D'Arcy 50').

    25 February 2011 Ulster Ireland 32 – 13 Wales Cardiff Blues Ravenhill  
    19:05 Try: Gilroy
    Pienaar
    Trimble
    Marshall
    Con: Humphreys (3)
    Pen: Humphreys (2)
    		 Report[43] Try: Fish
    Con: Sweeney
    Pen: Sweeney (2)
    		 Attendance: 8,383
    Referee: James Jones
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Bryan Young, 2. Andi Kyriacou, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Tim Barker,
    6. Chris Henry, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Nigel Brady (for Kyriacou 50'), 17. Paddy McAllister (for Young 40'), 18. Jerry Cronin (for Faloon 64'),
    19. Neil McComb (for Barker 65'), 20. TJ Anderson (for Wannenburg 74'),
    21. Paul Marshall (for Humphreys 74'), 22. Ian Whitten, 23. Tommy Seymour (for Gilroy 39').

    4 March 2011 Ulster Ireland 23 – 10 Italy Aironi Ravenhill  
    19:05 Try: Court
    Gilroy
    Fitzpatrick
    Con: Pienaar
    Pen: Pienaar (2)
    		 Report[44] Try: James Marshall
    Con: Bocchino
    Pen: Bocchino
    		 Attendance: 7,700
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Paddy McAllister, 2. Nigel Brady, 3. Tom Court,
    4. Johann Muller (c) Yellow card 55', 5. Tim Barker,
    6. Chris Henry, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Paul Marshall, 10. Ruan Pienaar,
    11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou (for Brady 47'), 17. Declan Fitzpatrick (for McAllister 47'), 18. Jerry Cronin (for Fitzpatrick 72'),
    19. Neil McComb (for Barker 64'), 20. Robbie Diack (for Faloon 72'),
    21. Luke Marshall (for P. Marshall 58'), 22. Simon Danielli (for D'Arcy 47'), 23. Tommy Seymour.

    18 March 2010 Ulster Ireland 25 – 23 Wales Newport Gwent Dragons (1 BP) Ravenhill  
    19:05 Try: Spence
    Seymour
    Cave
    Con: Pienaar (2)
    Pen: Pienaar
    Drop: Pienaar
    		 Report[45] Try: Tovey
    Evans
    Brew
    Con: Hughes
    Pen: Jones
    Drop: Tovey
    		 Attendance: 7,661
    Referee: James Jones
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Paddy McAllister, 2. Andi Kyriacou, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Tim Barker,
    6. Chris Henry, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Paddy Jackson,
    11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Conor Gaston,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Nigel Brady, 17. Bryan Young, 18. Jerry Cronin (for Fitzpatrick 60'),
    19. Dan Tuohy (for Barker 46'), 20. Pedrie Wannenburg (for Diack 60'),
    21. Paul Marshall (for Jackson 63'), 22. Darren Cave (for L. Marshall 63'), 23. Tommy Seymour (for D'Arcy 63').

    25 March 2011 (1 BP) Glasgow Warriors Scotland 19 – 22 Ireland Ulster Firhill Stadium  
    20:05 Try: Grant
    Con: Jackson
    Pen: Jackson (3)
    Weir
    		 Report[46] Try: Pienaar
    Con: Pienaar
    Pen: Pienaar (5)
    		 Attendance: 2,715
    Referee: David Jones
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Andi Kyriacou, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Robbie Diack, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Paul Marshall, 10. Ruan Pienaar,
    11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Conor Gaston,
    15. Simon Danielli.
    Replacements:
    16. Rory Best (for Kyriacou 50'), 17. Paddy McAllister (for Fitzpatrick 47'), 18. Bryan Young,
    19. Tim Barker (for Tuohy 66'), 20. Willie Faloon (for Henry 61'),
    21. Ian Whitten (for P. Marshall 65'), 22. Tommy Seymour (for Gaston 70'), 23. Adam D'Arcy.

    1 April 2011 Ulster Ireland 20 – 18 Wales Scarlets (1 BP) Ravenhill  
    19:05 Try: Humphreys (2)
    Con: Pienaar (2)
    Pen: Pienaar (2)
    		 Report[47] Try: Davies
    Shingler
    Con: Priestland
    Pen: Jones (2)
    		 Attendance: 8,646
    Referee: Graham Knox
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Rory Best, 3. BJ Botha,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Robbie Diack, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou, 17. Paddy McAllister (for Botha 60'), 18. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    19. Tim Barker (for Diack 71'), 20. Chris Henry (for Faloon 63'),
    21. Paul Marshall, 22. Ian Whitten, 23. Craig Gilroy.

    16 April 2011 Leinster Ireland 34 – 26 Ireland Ulster RDS Arena  
    20:00 Try: Strauss
    Fitzgerald
    Horgan (2)
    Van der Merwe
    Con: Sexton (3)
    Pen: Sexton
    		 Report[48] Try: Wannenburg
    Gilroy
    Con: Pienaar (2)
    Pen: Humphreys (3)
    Pienaar
    		 Attendance: 17,670
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Paddy McAllister, 2. Rory Best, 3. BJ Botha,
    4. Tim Barker, 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Robbie Diack, 7. Chris Henry, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Paddy Wallace, 13. Nevin Spence, 14. Andrew Trimble,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou (for Best 76'), 17. Jerry Cronin (for Botha 33'), 18. Bryan Young (for McAllister 61'),
    19. Neil McComb (for Barker 61'), 20. Willie Faloon (for Diack 50'),
    21. Paul Marshall (for Humphreys 72'), 22. Darren Cave (for Spence 50'), 23. Conor Gaston (for D'Arcy 66').

    22 April 2011 Ulster Ireland 27 – 16 Ireland Connacht Ravenhill  
    19:05 Try: Best
    D'Arcy
    Cave
    Con: Humphreys (3)
    Pen: Humphreys (2)
    		 Report[49] Try: Cronin
    Con: Keatley
    Pen: Keatley (2)
    Drop: Keatley
    		 Attendance: 9,239
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Paddy McAllister, 2. Rory Best, 3. Jerry Cronin,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Chris Henry, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Pedrie Wannenburg,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Nevin Spence, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Craig Gilroy,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou, 17. Bryan Young (for Cronin 55'), 18. Adam Macklin,
    19. Tim Barker, 20. Robbie Diack (for Faloon 68'),
    21. Paul Marshall, 22. Ian Whitten, 23. Conor Gaston.

    6 May 2011 Newport Gwent Dragons Wales 13 – 20 Ireland Ulster Rodney Parade  
    19:05 Try: Riley
    Con: Jones
    Pen: Jones
    Tovey
    		 Report[50] Try: Spence (2)
    Wannenburg
    Con: Humphreys
    Pen: Humphreys
    		 Attendance: 5,062
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Rory Best, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Dan Tuohy,
    6. Pedrie Wannenburg, 7. Robbie Diack, 8. Chris Henry,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Nevin Spence, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Craig Gilroy,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou, 17. Paddy McAllister (for Fitzpatrick 61'), 18. Jerry Cronin,
    19. Tim Barker (for Diack 66'), 20. TJ Anderson (for Tuohy 70'),
    21. Paul Marshall, 22. Ian Whitten, 23. Conor Gaston.

    Semi-final

    13 May 2011 Leinster Ireland 18 – 3 Ireland Ulster RDS Arena  
    19:05 Try: McFadden 25' m
    Fitzgerald 72' c
    Con: McFadden (1/1)
    Pen: Sexton (2/3) 5', 40'
    		 Report[51] Pen: Pienaar (1/1) 62'
    		 Attendance: 14,476
    Referee: George Clancy
    Ulster lineup:

    1. Tom Court, 2. Rory Best, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick,
    4. Johann Muller (c), 5. Tim Barker,
    6. Pedrie Wannenburg, 7. Robbie Diack, 8. Chris Henry,
    9. Ruan Pienaar, 10. Ian Humphreys,
    11. Simon Danielli, 12. Nevin Spence, 13. Darren Cave, 14. Craig Gilroy,
    15. Adam D'Arcy.
    Replacements:
    16. Andi Kyriacou (for Best 76'), 17. Paddy McAllister (for Court 74'), 18. Jerry Cronin (for Fitzpatrick 40'),
    19. Neil McComb (for Barker 74'), 20. TJ Anderson (for Wannenburg 76'),
    21. Paul Marshall (for Humphreys 59'), 22. Ian Whitten (for Cave 76'), 23. Conor Gaston (for Danielli 74').

    Ulster Ravens

    British and Irish Cup

    Pool C

    Team P W D L PF PA PD TF TB LB Pts
    England Bedford Blues 55001646698183023
    England Moseley 54011171134162018
    Wales Neath 53027876290214
    England London Welsh 52039399-6141211
    Ireland Ulster Ravens 5104109128-1913127
    Wales Swansea 500561140-797022
    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
    16 October 2010 Swansea Wales 12 – 32 Ireland Ulster Ravens St Helens  
    14:30 Try: D. Blyth
    R. Wells
    Con: J. Garland
    		 Report[52] Try: J. Shiels
    Anderson
    Brady
    Gaston
    Con: Porter (3)
    Pen: Porter (2)
    		 Attendance: 1,200
    Ulster Ravens lineup:

    1. Conor Carey, 2. Nigel Brady (c), 3. Alan Whitten, 4. Neil McComb, 5. Ryan Caldwell,
    6. TJ Anderson, 7. Willie Faloon, 8. Scott LaValla,
    9. Ian Porter, 10. Paddy Jackson,
    11. Tommy Seymour, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Jonny Shiels, 14. Mark McCrea,
    15. Conor Gaston.
    Replacements:
    16. Niall Annett (for Brady 65'), 17. Kyle McCall (for Carey 55'), 18. Jerry Cronin (for Whitten 62'), 19. Paul Pritchard,
    20. Blane McIlroy (for Porter 74'), 21. Michael Allen (for Shiels 74'), 22. Chris Cochrane (for Seymour 60').

    11 December 2010 Bedford Blues England 36 – 22 Ireland Ulster Ravens Goldington Road  
    15:00 Try: Dodge
    Chudley
    Clarke
    Con: Pritchard (3)
    Pen: Pritchard (4)
    		 Report[53] Try: Annett
    Lavella
    Shiels
    Con: Jackson (2)
    Pen: Jackson
    		 Attendance: 2,105
    Ulster Ravens lineup:

    1. Conor Carey, 2. Niall Annett, 3. Declan Fitzpatrick, 4. Neil McComb, 5. Ryan Caldwell,
    6. TJ Anderson (c), 7. Ali Birch, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Ian Porter, 10. Paddy Jackson,
    11. Tommy Seymour, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Michael Allen, 14. Craig Gilroy,
    15. Jamie Smith.
    Replacements:
    16. J. Burns, 17. Jerry Cronin, 18. Iain Henderson, 19. David McGuigan,
    20. Blaine McIlroy, 21. J. McKinney, 22. Chris Cochrane.

    14 January 2011 Ulster Ravens Ireland 20 – 25 Wales Neath Instonians RFC  
    19:00 Try: Smith
    Seymour
    Con: Jackson (2)
    Pen: Jackson (2)
    		 Report[54] Try: Gravell
    Davies<br /James
    Con: Langdon
    Pen: Langdon (2)
    		 Attendance: 400
    Ulster Ravens lineup:

    1. Conor Carey, 2. Andi Kyriacou, 3. Jerry Cronin, 4. Neil McComb, 5. Ryan Caldwell,
    6. Ali Birch, 7. David McGuigan, 8. TJ Anderson (c),
    9. Ian Porter, 10. Paddy Jackson,
    11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Jonny Shiels, 14. Tommy Seymour,
    15. Jamie Smith.
    Replacements:
    16. Niall Annett, 17. Kyle McCall, 18. Iain Henderson, 19. P. Pritchard,
    20. Michael Heaney, 21. Niall O'Connor, 22. Mark McCrea.

    22 January 2011 London Welsh England 29 – 11 Ireland Ulster Ravens Old Deer Park  
    14:00 Try: Shabbo (2)
    Lewis (2)
    Beach
    Con: Luveniyali (2)
    		 Report[55] Try: Seymour
    Pen: Jackson (2)
    		 Attendance: 785
    Ulster Ravens lineup:

    1. Conor Carey, 2. Niall Annett, 3. Alan Whitten, 4. Ryan Caldwell, 5. Iain Henderson,
    6. S. Lavella, 7. David McGuigan Yellow card 25', 8. Neil McComb,
    9. Michael Heaney, 10. Paddy Jackson,
    11. Craig Gilroy, 12. Luke Marshall, 13. Michael Allen, 14. Mark McCrea,
    15. Tommy Seymour.
    Replacements:
    16. J. Burns (for Annett 61'), 17. Kyle McCall (for Carey 56'), 18. P. Pritchard (for Caldwell 44'), 19. R. Hackney (for McGuigan),
    20. Blane McIlroy (for Heaney 44'), 21. Niall O'Connor (for Jackson 44'), 22. Jonny Shiels (for L. Marshall 44').

    23 February 2011 Ulster Ravens Ireland 24 – 26 England Moseley Ravenhill  
    14:00 Try: Houston
    Heaney
    A. Whitten
    Pen: O'Connor (3)
    		 Report[56] Try: De la Harpe
    Reay
    Bressington
    Con: Thomas
    Pen: Thomas (3)
    Ulster Ravens lineup:

    1. Conor Carey, 2. J. Burns, 3. Adam Macklin, 4. David Houston, 5. Neil McComb,
    6. Neil McComb, 7. D. Bradford, 8. Robbie Diack,
    9. Michael Heaney, 10. Niall O'Connor,
    11. Conor Gaston, 12. Mark McCrea, 13. Darren Cave, 14. David McIlwaine,
    15. Jamie Smith.
    Replacements:
    16. Jonny Murphy, 17. Kyle McCall, 18. Alan Whitten, 19. R. Hackney (for McGuigan), 20. P. Pritchard
    21. C. Spence, 21. Michael Allen, 22. R. McMaster.

    Home attendance

    Domestic League European Cup Total
    League Fixtures Average Attendance Highest Lowest League Fixtures Average Attendance Highest Lowest Total Attendance Average Attendance
    2010–11 Celtic League 11 8,476 11,426 6,651 2010–11 Heineken Cup 3 8,863 10,566 7,777 119,829 8,559

    Ulster Rugby Awards

    The Ulster Rugby Awards ceremony was held on 10 May 2011 at the Culloden Hotel, Holywood. Winners were:[57]

    Season reviews

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