Michael Sadlier is a rugby writer who primarily focuses on local rugby in Belfast. He writes for publications such as the Belfast Telegraph and Irish Independent, and his work has also been featured in The Irish Times. Michael covers a range of topics related to Ulster rugby, including match previews, player interviews, and analysis of team performances.
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Michael Sadlier's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly rugby and the Ulster team. He covers events extensively with evolving stories making up a significant part of his work. If you have insights or access to developments related to Ulster Rugby, players, or interprovincial matches such as Six Nations call-ups or player milestones, your pitches are likely to align well with his focus.
As Michael’s geographic focus is local, he will be most interested in information that directly impacts the Ulster team and its immediate surroundings. Therefore, any pitches should reflect this regional aspect when offering insights into relevant topics within the sphere of rugby and specifically Ulster Rugby.
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By: Michael Sadlier
So, five defeats in a row, no way to arrive at Christmas for Richie Murphy and his squad.
By: Michael Sadlier
Tom Farrell's third try of the evening won the game for the visitors at the death Michael Sadlier United Rugby Championship ( URC ): Ulster 19 Munster 22
By: Michael Sadlier
The Ulster Senior Cup means there is some club action on Saturday with two Quarter-Finals to be decided, and the pick of the pair is at Shaw’s Bridge where holders Instonians host City of Armagh (12.30pm).
By: Cian Tracey, Michael Sadlier
Ulster head coach Richie Murphy felt Tom O’Toole’s 30th minute red card in his side’s dramatic 22-19 defeat to Munster was “tough”, as he firmly believes that the Ireland prop did not commit an illegal act.
By: Michael Sadlier
In essence, all that could have gone wrong for Ulster was visited upon them for this, their fifth defeat on the spin.
By: Michael Sadlier
Afterwards, some of Ulster’s walking wounded hooked up with former team-mate Billy Burns and the smiles from reminiscing brought at least a momentary distraction from the stark body language of the defeated match-day 23.
By: Michael Sadlier
A first half blitz of points ensured that Ballynahinch have progressed to the Semi-Finals of the Ulster Senior Cup after they defeated Malone 24-0 at a weather-hit Gibson Park.
By: Michael Sadlier
They could have won it, even should have won it, but the pattern continues and there may not be any break in the weather for a bit yet.
By: Michael Sadlier
Werner Kok had been up for this one, throwing himself into the fray with notable commitment when Ulster needed a lift last Friday.
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