Round 3 of Ulster Bank League Division 2A begins with a floodlit Belfast derby between Queen's and Malone, while leaders Nenagh Ormond and Blackrock College - both with 100% records so far - are on their travels on Saturday.

The local derby between Dungannon and first-placed Armagh tops the bill in Ulster Bank League Division 2B this weekend, while promoted pair Old Crescent and Wanderers lock horns in Limerick.

There are matches in all four provinces in Ulster Bank League Division 2C this weekend, chief amongst them being the top of the table clash of Midleton and Rainey Old Boys in east Cork.

Impressive out-half Clayton Stewart scored two tries and 20 points in total as Nenagh Ormond overcame Tipperary rivals Cashel (30-14) to move to the top of Ulster Bank League Division 2A.

With round 1 leaders Banbridge drawing with Queen's, unbeaten Nenagh Ormond and Blackrock College have now climbed to the summit of Ulster Bank League Division 2A.

Four points cover the top six clubs in Division 2B of the Ulster Bank League, with Armagh, Greystones and Dungannon the only teams to register two wins on the bounce.

Back-to-back bonus point victories have marked out Rainey Old Boys and Midleton as the early pacesetters in Division 2C, ahead of their top of the table meeting in east Cork next Saturday afternoon.

In association with 'Beds & Sofas', Buccaneers Rugby Football Club is proud to host a night with Ireland star Robbie Henshaw and family in the Bounty this Friday night.

An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny TD, was joined by over 1,500 supporters and officials at the opening of Old Wesley RFC's newly refurbished clubhouse in Donnybrook last Saturday.

Two wins out of two have Lansdowne in table-topping form in Division 1A, while St. Mary's College, Young Munster, UCD and Garryowen all bounced back with their opening victories of the campaign today.

Division 1B leaders UL Bohemians continued their excellent start to the new season by defeating one of the main rivals for promotion, Ballynahinch, in a very entertaining nine-try clash in Limerick today.

After another entertainment-filled Saturday in the Ulster Bank League, Lansdowne, UL Bohemians, Nenagh Ormond, Armagh and Rainey Old Boys have emerged as the leaders across the five divisions.

There are some brilliant match-ups again in Division 1A of the Ulster Bank League this Saturday, with three Dublin derbies in the capital and Cork Constitution and Young Munster clashing in a repeat of last April's semi-final.

The top four teams from the opening round will meet in Ulster Bank League Division 1B this weekend, as newcomers Naas make the trip north to Ballymena and it will be first plays second when UL Bohemians host Ballynahinch on the University's 4G pitch.

There are some big games in Division 1A of the Ulster Bank League this weekend. Check out our head-to-head video for a fixture near you.

Division 2A kicks off with a Friday Night Light clash in Tipperary as local rivals Nenagh Ormond and Cashel square off in what could be a cracker.

Wanderers, Skerries and Armagh all recorded bonus point wins last weekend. Week two promises more high-scoring action in Division 2B of the Ulster Bank League.

Midleton, Rainey Old Boys and Boyne all secured try-scoring bonus wins last Saturday. Two of them face off this weekend at Hatrick Park.

Clontarf opened the defence of their Ulster Bank League title with a repeat of last season's semi-final clash with UCD. Check out the match highlights on Irish Rugby TV.

Round 1 leaders Banbridge were the only side to pick up a try-scoring bonus point in Division 2A on Saturday, while Nenagh Ormond and Malone secured valuable away victories from their respective trips to Belfast and Cashel.