The Ulster Branch leg of the Grand Slam Trophy Tour is drawing to a close this weekend. The trophies have been on a whistle stop tour of clubs in the province for the last two weeks. The tour moves on to Leinster next week.
The Ulster Branch leg of the Grand Slam Trophy Tour draws to a close this weekend. The two-week whistle stop tour has taken in clubs from Banbridge to Ballyshannon and many points in between.
This week the RBS 6 Nations trophy and Triple Crown visited Belfast Harlequins on Wednesday, while Thursday saw them being brought to Belfast City Council and Clogher Valley Rugby Club.
Last weekend saw the trophies at Ballymena RFC where members young and old were delighted to get their picture taken with them.
One of those pictured was Ballymena’s most famous son, Dr. Syd Millar, who was delighted to have the trophies come to his home town club.
The tour will move to the province of Leinster next week, having already been in Connacht and Munster.
Check out the stops on the Grand Slam Trophy Tour on our special map – www.irishrugby.ie/grandslam – and check with your local club for details of when the tour is coming your way.
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