Anscombe resigned to losing Ferris
Ulster coach Mark Anscombe says it looks like Stephen Ferris will be leaving the club
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Ferris set to quit Ulster for Japan
Ulster coach Mark Anscombe has admitted that Stephen Ferris is likely to leave the province at the end of the season.
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Ferris out for a further three months
Ulster and Ireland flanker Stephen Ferris will be out of action for a further three months following an operation on his ankle yesterday.
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Ferris still suffering from ankle problems
Ulster and Ireland flanker Stephen Ferris has not recovered from ankle tendon damage following surgery and will have to undergo further treatment.
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Ferris undergoes ankle surgery
Ulster back-row forward Stephen Ferris has undergone surgery to repair an ankle tendon injury.
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O'Connell and Ferris ruled out of Argentina clash
Paul O'Connell and Stephen Ferris have both been ruled out of the remainder of Ireland's autumn international clashes.
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Ferris ruled out of South Africa clash
Stephen Ferris is in danger of missing Ireland's entire autumn Test series after being ruled out of next Saturday's clash against South Africa with an ankle injury.
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Ferris returns from injury to start for Ulster
Stephen Ferris has recovered from a back injury and takes his place at blindside flanker for Ulster's RaboDirect PRO12 encounter with Edinburgh.
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Ferris and Williams may play against Glasgow
Ulster back-row duo Stephen Ferris and Nick Williams are still in contention to face Glasgow Warriors this Friday after being named in Mark Anscombe's provisional 28-man squad.
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Influential trio to miss Ulster's trip to Thomond
Stephen Ferris, Rory Best and Chris Henry will all miss Ulster's Saturday night RaboDirect Pro12 clash with Munster at Thomond Park.
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Ferris named in Ulster starting side
Brian McLaughlin has named Stephen Ferris in his starting XV for Ulster's Heineken Cup quarter final clash with Munster on Easter Sunday.
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Ferris makes extended Ulster squad
Brian McLaughlin has included Stephen Ferris in his provisional Ulster squad for Sunday's Heineken Cup quarter final against Munster at Thomond Park at 1.45pm.
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Ferris main concern ahead of Heineken clashes
Ulster's Stephen Ferris is the main Irish injury concern ahead of Heineken Cup quarter-finals weekend.
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Ulster welcome back Irish international trio
Ulster welcome back Ireland trio Rory Best, Andrew Trimble and Stephen Ferris following their exploits with Ireland for the RaboDirect Pro12 against Aironi at Ravenhill.
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Hartley disappointed to be banned
Dylan Hartley has expressed his disappointment at the eight-week ban he received for biting the finger of Ireland flanker Stephen Ferris.
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Good news on injury front for Ulster
Ireland trio Rory Best, Andrew Trimble and Stephen Ferris have been named in the Ulster squad ahead of Friday night's RaboDirect PRO12 encounter against Aironi at Ravenhill.
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England's Hartley suspended for eight weeks
England's Dylan Hartley has been suspended for eight weeks after he was cited for biting the finger of flanker Stephen Ferris during the 30-9 RBS 6 Nations victory over Ireland on St Patrick's Day.
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'Biting' accusation to be investigated
Ireland flanker Stephen Ferris accused an England player of biting his finger during tonight's RBS 6 Nations match at Twickenham.
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Lancaster dismisses Ferris claims
England's interim coach Stuart Lancaster dismissed Stephen Ferris' claims that his side are "arrogant" and "bad losers" ahead of tomorrow's RBS 6 Nations showdown at Twickenham.
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Ferris hits out at England's 'bad losers'
Ireland flanker Stephen Ferris opened hostilities ahead of Saturday's RBS 6 Nations clash at Twickenham by branding England "bad losers".