Old Belvedere pulled off the great escape at Anglesea Road on Saturday as an 18-point haul from rising star Josh Glynn gave them a memorable victory over Belfast Harlequins.

The last game of the 2011/12 Ulster Bank League season takes place on Saturday with the Division 1A promotion/relegation play-off between Old Belvedere and Belfast Harlequins kicking off at Anglesea Road at 2.30pm

Ulster Bank League club Terenure College have announced a change in their 'rugby coaching structure with immediate effect', as Ian Morgan becomes 'Nure's new director of rugby and James Blaney assumes the role of head coach.

It has been a long season for the 50 clubs playing in the Ulster Bank League and today we feature celebrations of all four divisional champions.

UL Bohemians were celebrating on the double this weekend after winning the Division 1B title and securing promotion to the Ulster Bank League's top flight.

Shannon, the Ulster Bank League's most decorated club, made certain of their Division 1A survival with a comprehensive three-try win over Munster rivals Dolphin in Cork.

After surviving a few close shaves in recent years, Galwegians finally suffered the ignominy of relegation from Ulster Bank League Division 1 on a dramatic final day of the campaign.

Mark Sexton took on the mantle of super sub as his brace of tries helped St. Mary's College secure their second ever Ulster Bank League title.

Noel Reid's 70th-minute penalty gave Clontarf a narrow final day victory on the main pitch at the Aviva Stadium, but it was not enough to secure the Ulster Bank League title for the north Dubliners.

There was huge drama in all four divisions of the Ulster Bank League on Saturday afternoon, with St. Mary's College and UL Bohemians claiming divisional titles and Highfield and Ards winning their respective play-offs in the lower divisions.

It all comes down to the final day in Ulster Bank League Division 1A. There will be high drama at Templeville Road and the Aviva Stadium as St. Mary's College and Clontarf chase the title, while Blackrock College, Old Belvedere and Shannon all try to avoid the drop.

Annacotty and Belfield will be bouncing on Saturday as the Division 1B title, promotion and even relegation could be decided between the two games.

The TV cameras will be at Templeville Road and the Aviva Stadium this weekend, but there are two play-off games in the lower divisions of the Ulster Bank League on Saturday. Thomond face Highfield with a place in Division 2A at stake, while Ards meet Monivea with a place in the league on the line.

The title is on the line in Division 1A but there are key relegation and promotion matches to be decided, with the destination of the Division 1B title still a threeway race and Ulster Bank League status on the line for Ards and Monivea. Here is our quick guide to the action this weekend.

The climax of Division 1A in the Ulster Bank League will be shown live on RTÉ Two this Saturday and streamed worldwide on www.rte.ie. St. Mary's College host Young Munster as they chase the coveted club title for the second time, while Clontarf face Lansdowne on the main pitch at the Aviva Stadium, hoping to capitalise on any slip up at Templeville Road.

A last-gasp Conor Muldoon try secured a dramatic victory for Galwegians to give their survival prospects a massive boost after a typically hard-fought Ulster Bank League derby against local rivals Buccaneers at Crowley Park.

Old Belvedere got the required result at home to Lansdowne on Saturday, as young out-half Gearoid McDonald's 14-point haul helped them move off the bottom of the Division 1A table.

Shannon are still not clear of the threat of relegation in Ulster Bank League Division 1A, but this was a huge win for them at Coonagh against fellow strugglers Blackrock College.

Following the final day's action in Divisions 2A and 2B and the penultimate round in the top two tiers, we take a look at how things are shaping up in the Ulster Bank League.

It was decision day in Divisions 2A and 2B of the Ulster Bank League and the Round Robin series. Congratulations, in particular, to Division 2B champions Cashel who completed a 15-match winning streak and new senior club Skerries, the winners of the Provincial Qualifying League.