Ulster Season Review

Signings Of The Season

Munster/Johann Van Graan

Leo Cullen's Celtic Comments

Jamie Hagan

And then there was one. For three Irish provinces, their season is at an end. For Leinster, silverware is still on offer with a Pro14 final to come this Saturday. 

On this week's World in Union, PJ and Maurice reflect on Ulster's season and the progress made up north. Why were they so awful against Glasgow and what does it mean for their year as a whole? 

The lads also analysis Leinster vs Munster and discuss the importance of a comprehensive skill-set. We hear from Johann Van Graan and Peter O'Mahony on a disappointing end to a mixed season. 

There's also a discussion on the controversy surrounding Leo Cullen's Celtic support comments, a look at the signings of the season and a chat about what recent form means with a World Cup looming. 

Finally, there is an immensely powerful interview with the brilliant Jamie Hagan. The former Leinster and Connacht man speaks candidly about his own career, the highs and the lows, mental health and wellbeing. It's a remarkably honest account and insight from a man still playing rugby at an elite level. 

Jamie Hagan's story is an important one. 

If you are having troubles, and need someone to talk to, here are some useful numbers. Find the one that's best for you.

Samaritans: 116 123

Aware: 1800 80 48 48

Pieta House: 1800 247 247

And then there was one. For three Irish provinces, their season is at an end. For Leinster, silverware is still on offer with a Pro14 final to come this Saturday.&nbsp;
On this week's World in Union, PJ and Maurice reflect on Ulster's season and the progress made up north. Why were they so awful against Glasgow and what does it mean for their year as a whole?&nbsp;
The lads also analysis Leinster vs Munster and discuss the importance of a comprehensive skill-set. We hear from Johann Van Graan and Peter O'Mahony on a disappointing end to a mixed season.&nbsp;
There's also a discussion on the controversy surrounding Leo Cullen's Celtic support comments, a look at the signings of the season and a chat about what recent form means with a World Cup looming.&nbsp;
Finally, there is an immensely powerful interview with the brilliant Jamie Hagan. The former Leinster and Connacht man speaks candidly about his own career, the highs and the lows, mental health and wellbeing. It's a remarkably honest account and insight from a man still playing rugby at an elite level.&nbsp;
Jamie Hagan's story is an important one.&nbsp;
If you are having troubles, and need someone to talk to, here are some useful numbers. Find the one that's best for you.
<a href="https://www.samaritans.org/">Samaritans</a>: 116 123
<a href="https://www.aware.ie/">Aware</a>:&nbsp;1800 80 48 48
<a href="http://www.pieta.ie/">Pieta House</a>:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.pieta.ie/index.php/contact-us">1800 247 247</a>

The Balls.ie podcast network brings you the best and funniest podcast content from the world of Irish sport and beyond. Featuring our twice weekly Three Man Weave podcast on GAA and our World in Union rugby show.

Podcasts from Ireland's favourite sports website

Balls.ie Podcasts

The Balls.ie podcast network brings you the best and funniest podcast content from the world of Irish sport and beyond.

Advertisement