Ulster Rugby
Ulster Rugby represent the northern province of Ireland and are the home province of Mystique Jerseys. Winners of the Heineken Cup in 1999, Ulster have a passionate fanbase across Northern Ireland and beyond, with the Affidea Stadium at Ravenhill one of Irish rugby's most atmospheric venues.
History
Ulster Rugby was founded in 1879 and represents the northern province of Ireland. Their greatest moment came in 1999 when they won the Heineken Cup under coach Harry Williams, defeating Colomiers in the final in Dublin — a victory that united communities across Northern Ireland.
Ravenhill in Belfast, known as the Affidea Stadium since 2025 and previously Kingspan Stadium, holds over 18,000 supporters and regularly sells out for interprovincial and European fixtures. Ulster have produced numerous Ireland internationals and British & Irish Lions, including Rory Best, who captained both Ulster and Ireland.
Kit History & Colours
Ulster are known for their white jersey. The clean white home kit, often featuring navy and saffron trim reflecting the Ulster flag's colours, is one of Irish rugby's most distinctive looks.
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Facts checked: 22 October 2026.