Humphreys and Maggs back for Ulster

Ulster are one point behind Connacht with one game in hand on The Westerners as bottom club The Borders travel to Ravenhill on for Friday.

Humphreys and Maggs back for Ulster
Wed, 23 Mar, 2005 - 18:19

Ulster are one point behind Connacht with one game in hand on The Westerners as bottom club The Borders travel to Ravenhill on for Friday.

David Humphreys and Kevin Maggs return from Ireland's failed bid for the Six Nations Championship.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: RavenhillPlace: IrelandPerson: HumphreysPerson: MaggsPerson: David HumphreysPerson: Kevin MaggsPerson: Tommy BowePerson: Bryn CunninghamPerson: Simon BestPerson: Rod MoorePerson: Paul SteinmetzPerson: Tyrone HowePerson: Kieran CampbellPerson: Ronan McCormackPerson: Paul ShieldsPerson: Gary LongwellPerson: Matt McCulloughPerson: Andy WardPerson: Neil BestPerson: Roger WilsonPerson: Rory BestPerson: Tim BarkerPerson: Campbell FeatherPerson: Neil DoakPerson: Paddy WallacePerson: Andrew MaxwellEvent: Six Nations ChampionshipOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: ConnachtOrganisation: The WesternersOrganisation: THE BORDERS
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