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Garryowen's Liam Coombes scores his team's first try despite the efforts of Max McFarland, Clontarf in their Ulster Bank League game at Dooradoyle
A NUMBER of tries scored by Limerick clubs have been shortlisted for the inaugural Ulster Bank League #UBLTRY of the month for September.
The initiative recognises the outstanding team and individual scores from Division 1A to Division 2C in the Ulster Bank League on a monthly basis.
Each month Clubs are invited to post the best tries from their UBL fixtures on the Club's Twitter, Facebook or Instagram page using the hashtag #UBLTry and tag @irishrugby and @ulsterbankrugby. Any try scored in an Ulster Bank League fixture is eligible for entry.
Watch! The nominees for #UBLTRY of the month for Sept in @UlsterBankRugby are in. The winner will be announced on Friday. pic.twitter.com/MxLhl4li7p
— Irish Rugby (@IrishRugby) October 4, 2017
The scorer of #UBLTry of the Month will receive a voucher for €250 and each of the monthly winners will be entered into a #UBLTry of the Season competition with the overall winner collecting an award at annual Ulster Bank League Awards.
The September winner will be announced on Friday.
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