Ulster Rugby Round Up: Time for a season review as Ulster's year ends with Stormers heartbreak in Cape Town
The Ulster Rugby Round Up returns for the final time this season and unfortunately it’s a season review episode after Ulster’s campaign ended with defeat to the DHL Stormers in the United Rugby Championship semi-finals.
Host Adam McKendry is joined by rugby reporters Jonathan Bradley and Richard Mulligan to discuss what went wrong in Cape Town, the highs and lows of another wild season and what now for the province.
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