Marshall in squad to face Munster

Ireland U20 centre Luke Marshall is one of a number of fringe players included the Ulster squad take on League leaders Munster at Ravenhill on Friday night.

Tue, 26 Oct, 2010 - 15:35

Ireland U20 centre Luke Marshall is one of a number of fringe players included the Ulster squad take on League leaders Munster at Ravenhill on Friday night.

Forwards Alan Whitten and Jerry Cronin could be in line for action as front row cover along with lock Neil McComb.

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