Celtic Rugby, together with Ulster Rugby and Ospreys, have confirmed their decision that the Ulster v Ospreys match, postponed from Friday 19th March 2010, will now be played on Tuesday 13th April 2010, at Ravenhill, 7.30pm.

This game from Round 11, which was badly disrupted by snow at the start of the year, has been rearranged for 18th March and pits current Magners League champions Munster against the 2003/04 Champions, Scarlets. Just outside the Play-Off zone, three points adrift of 4th placed Glasgow Warriors, Munster need the victory to keep in touch with the top four. The Welsh Region has won only once before on Munster soil, in September 2003, so have a tough task ahead of them.

The Magners League Round 11 fixture between Ulster and Ospreys, rearranged for Friday 19 March at Ravenhill, has been postponed.

Ireland have named an unchanged side for Saturday's mouth-watering Six Nations encounter with Wales.

The Scarlets struck for two tries in the opening quarter as they brought Ulster's unbeaten run in 2010 to an end and boosted their own Heineken Cup qualification hopes with a 25-8 victory at Parc y Scarlets.

Ulster Head Coach Brian McLaughlin has named his starting XV, plus replacements, for Ulster's Magners League fixture, against Scarlets, at Parc y Scarlets, this Friday 5th March, kick off 7.05pm.

Ulster captain Chris Henry believes his side are now more than capable of picking up a big win on the road.

Ulster's only loss in their last four matches with Scarlets in all competitions was 43-17 at Parc y Scarlets in the Magners League on 16 May 2009. Ulster won 45-24 when the two met at Ravenhill in round 5, but have never achieved a league double over the Welshmen in the same season.

Brian McLaughlin has named a 27 man squad ahead of Ulster's clash against the Scarlets, to be played at Parc y Scarlets on Friday 5th March, 7.05pm.

After consultation with their broadcast partners BBC Wales, S4C and Setanta, Celtic Rugby can now confirm the dates and kick-off times for Rounds 15 and 16 of the Magners League in April.

Star flanker Stephen Ferris believes his experiences with Ulster will help him respond positively to Ireland's defeat to France.

Leinster fly-half Jonathan Sexton will wear the Ireland No10 shirt ahead of Munster's Ronan O'Gara for this Saturday's Six Nations trip to Twickenham.

The Newport Gwent Dragons were outscored by two tries to one at Ravenhill on Friday but a 17-point kicking contribution from out-half Jason Tovey, including a levelling drop goal, helped them to a hard-fought 22-22 draw with Ulster.

Ulster captain Chris Henry admits that this evening's Magners League clash with Newport Gwent Dragons will have a 'massive' bearing on their season.

Scarlets have won their last three away games in all competitions, and have not lost on the road in the Magners League since a trip to Connacht on 30 October, however the Welsh Regions has lost on their last five visits to Ireland.

Scotland international Simon Danielli scored a brace of tries as Ulster ended a run of three straight defeats in the Magners League with an impressive derby victory over reigning champions Munster.

Scarlets have won their last three games against Dragons, and incredibly have been victorious on four of their last five visits to Rodney Parade.

Tries either side of half-time from Rob Kearney and Jamie Heaslip set Leinster on their way to victory over Ulster in a fast-paced festive derby at the RDS on Saturday.

Ospreys achieved a Magners League double over Scarlets last season, winning 28-19 on their only previous visit to Parc y Scarlets on 18 April.

Dan Parks kicked 20 points and Thom Evans grabbed the clinching try as Glasgow Warriors pulled clear of Ulster in the second half to record a 25-13 win at a wet and windy Ravenhill, a result which moves Sean Lineen's charges to the top of the Magners League.