McLaughlin names squad for Aironi match

Ulster coach Brian McLaughlin has today named a 28-man preliminary squad for the weekend's PRO12 clash with Aironi.

Wed, 07 Sep, 2011 - 10:23

Ulster coach Brian McLaughlin has today named a 28-man preliminary squad for the weekend's PRO12 clash with Aironi.

After a comfortable win at Ravenhill against the Glasgow Warriors, Ulster will be looking to make it two from two against an Aironi side playing just their second season at this level.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: RavenhillPlace: Stadio ZaffanellaPerson: McLaughlinPerson: Brian McLaughlinPerson: Peter NelsonPerson: ItaliansPerson: Paddy McAllisterPerson: Callum BlackPerson: Jerry CroninPerson: Adam MacklinPerson: Declan FitzpatrickPerson: John BurnsPerson: Andi KyriacouPerson: Nigel BradyPerson: Lewis StevensonPerson: Dan TuohyPerson: Tim BarkerPerson: Neil McCombPerson: Michael McComishPerson: Pedrie WannenburgPerson: Willie FaloonPerson: Chris HenryPerson: Robbie DiackPerson: Paul MarshallPerson: Ian PorterPerson: Ian HumphreysPerson: Paddy JacksonPerson: Luke MarshallPerson: Nevin SpencePerson: Ian WhittenPerson: Darren CavePerson: Craig GilroyPerson: Conor GastonPerson: Adam D’ArcyEvent: PRO12Organisation: AironiOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: Glasgow WarriorsOrganisation: Scarlets
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