Ulster hooker Rory Best talks about the build-up to Saturday's Heineken Cup final showdown with Leinster at Twickenham, and what it would mean to emulate the province's European title-winning heroes of 1999.

Ulster head coach Brian McLaughlin and captain Johann Muller give their thoughts ahead of the province's first European Cup decider in 13 years - they meet provincial rivals Leinster at Twickenham on Saturday.

The Aviva Stadium and the RDS will host next year's Heineken Cup and Amlin Challenge Cup finals respectively. Speaking at the announcement, IRFU Chief Executive Philip Browne said: "It will be a great rugby weekend. What better city to do it in than Dublin? We've a reputation for being good hosts and here's an opportunity for us to show it to the rugby world."

Leo Varadkar, the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, welcomed the news that the Heineken Cup and Amlin Challenge Cup finals will both be held in Dublin in May 2013.

Leinster centre Brian O'Driscoll, who is nursing a knee injury, and forwards coach Jono Gibbes preview next Saturday's Heineken Cup final showdown with Ulster at Twickenham.

Listen to head coach Joe Schmidt, captain Leo Cullen and flanker Shane Jennings give their reaction after Leinster's 19-15 Heineken Cup semi-final victory over Clermont Auvergne. The win has set up an all-Irish final between Leinster and Ulster.

Listen to head coach Brian McLaughlin, captain Johann Muller and man-of-the-match Ruan Pienaar give their reaction after Ulster's 22-19 Heineken Cup semi-final win over Edinburgh at the Aviva Stadium.

Try scorer Pedrie Wannenburg said it is 'an amazing feeling' to reach the Heineken Cup final with Ulster. The South African, who is in his final weeks with the province, is hoping to add a European title to his Super 14 and Currie Cup medals.

Listen to backs Andrew Trimble and Paddy Wallace give their reaction after Ulster beat Edinburgh 22-19 at the Aviva Stadium to reach their first Heineken Cup final since 1999.

Leinster scrum coach Greg Feek speaks about the preparations for Sunday's Heineken Cup semi-final encounter with Clermont Auvergne, and highlights the threats that the French side will pose to the reigning champions.

South African full-back Stefan Terblanche is looking forward to Ulster's Heineken Cup semi-final showdown with Edinburgh. The 36-year-old reflects on his run of games with the province and what 'a big difference' the fans can make.

Previewing Leinster's Heineken Cup semi-final against Clermont Auvergne, Jonathan Sexton said: "We only speak about the next game every week, but I suppose this has been in our minds since we beat Cardiff. We know it's probably going to be the toughest test that we've faced over the last few years."

Ulster back rower Chris Henry previews the Heineken Cup semi-final showdown with Edinburgh, and talks about drawing inspiration from the province's 1999 title-winning side and how the current squad want to make their own history.

Ulster winger and expert coin tosser Andrew Trimble reflects on how the team 'fought like crazy' to beat Munster and previews two crucial matches for the province - the league visit of Leinster to Ravenhill and next week's Heineken Cup semi-final showdown with Edinburgh.

Prop Mike Ross reviews Leinster's Heineken Cup quarter-final victory over the Cardiff Blues, which has set up a semi-final encounter away to Clermont Auvergne in a few weeks' time.

Commenting on his Leinster side's 34-3 Heineken Cup quarter-final win over Cardiff, the province's captain Leo Cullen warned: "We were pretty good in the first half, but sloppy in the second half. It's exciting (to be competing for two trophies) but we know the second half performance is not going to be good enough if we want to progress further in any competition, to be honest."

Ulster head coach Brian McLaughlin gives his post-match reaction after his side's terrific Heineken Cup quarter-final win over Munster, which has set up a semi-final showdown with Edinburgh at the Aviva Stadium.

Speaking after Munster's Heineken Cup quarter-final defeat to Ulster, Munster captain Paul O'Connell said: "It's very disappointing after all the hard work to get here. I don't know if we've ever started a game that badly in all my time with Munster (19-0) left us with so much to do and gave Ulster a lot of belief."

Listen to Munster head coach Tony McGahan give his assessment of last Sunday's Heineken Cup quarter-final defeat to Ulster at Thomond Park.

Reflecting on Ulster's memorable Heineken Cup quarter-final win over Munster, the province's captain Johann Muller said: "We've learnt so much over the years, especially in the away games. Those experiences, including the losses to Northampton and Leicester, really helped us against Munster. We just made sure we didn't make the same mistakes again."