Ulster's superior craft, drive and organisation overcame the Scarlets tonight at Ravenhill in the RaboDirect Pro12 play-off, propelling Mark Anscombe's side to Dublin for the winner-takes-all final in two weeks' time.

Ulster cruised their way to a home Pro12 semi-final tonight at Ravenhill courtesy of a comfortable four-try defeat of Cardiff Blues, earning the right to host fourth-placed Scarlets for the all-important playoff in a week's time.

Ulster maintained their position at the top of the RaboDirect Pro12 with a bonus point win over Connacht at the Sportsground. On what was a night for milestones, Tommy Bowe became the first person to reach 50 tries in Celtic Rugby, Andrew Trimble equaled his record try haul for a season, Paul Marshall won his 100th cap for his Province and 20 year-old Stuart Olding won his second man-of-the-match award in as many weeks.

Straight off the plane from New Zealand - Ulster tighthead prop John Afoa chats about his new baby daughter, his busy travel schedule and the Heineken Cup Quarter-Final against Saracens at Twickenham.

65 years on from Ireland's first Grand Slam, former Ulster, Ireland and British and Irish Lion, Jack Kyle reflects on a historic day at Ravenhill - 13th March 1948

Tommy Bowe visited Royal School Armagh to see how his old school were preparing for their Danske Bank Schools' Cup semi-final match against Methody on Wednesday 6th March (2.30pm kick off).