Fri, 29 Mar, 2019 - 17:07
Jim Stokes
Jim Stokes has been synonymous with Ulster rugby for over three decades.
Long-time rugby correspondent for the ‘Belfast Telegraph’, he spent another decade with the BBC before closing the laptop on his career in journalism as a freelancer with his native province’s Guinness PRO14 defeat of the Isuzu Southern Kings at Kingspan Stadium last Saturday.
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