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Charles Fulton and Jack Robinson played for Ulster in recent provincial matches
Two talented young players from Letterkenny Rugby Club had the honour of representing Ulster in recent provincial matches.
Charles Fulton donned the Ulster U-17 jersey at tighthead prop in an extraordinary match against Dalriada. The team delivered a commanding performance, securing a decisive 62-0 victory. Charles played a pivotal role in the front row, contributing to the team’s success and showcasing his immense potential on the pitch.
Meanwhile, Jack Robinson lined out at fly-half for the Ulster U-18s in a challenging encounter. Despite their best efforts, the team fell to a 19-0 defeat. Jack demonstrated his skill and composure in a demanding position, proving he has what it takes to compete at the provincial level.
Club officials extended their congratulations, noting, “We are incredibly proud of Charles and Jack for their achievements. Representing Ulster is a tremendous accomplishment, and they continue to be fantastic ambassadors for the club both on and off the pitch.”
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