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Stuart McInally will play for Edinburgh for the last time on Friday night.

New career awaits for Edinburgh legend retiring from rugby

Harry Paterson is one of three academy players to sign professional terms with Edinburgh. Picture: Ross Parker / SNS

Edinburgh hand former ballboy and two other youngsters a pro contract

Stand-off Ben Healy will join Edinburgh from Munster in the summer.

“Quality goal kicker”: Edinburgh's new Scottish qualified stand-off

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Felicity Cloake's new Red Sauce Brown Sauce is a breakfast lover's bible

Emiliano Boffelli takes a high ball under pressure during Edinburgh's 28-17 defeat by Stormers in South Africa. (Photo by Ashley Vlotman/Gallo Images/Getty Images)

‘Plucky losers’ tag holds no appeal for Edinburgh captain Grant Gilchrist

Edinburgh's Mark Bennett tackles JJ Kotze of the Stormers during the United Rugby Championship quarter-final in Cape Town. (Photo by Ashley Vlotman/Gallo Images/Getty Images)

Mike Blair proud of Edinburgh but left to rue two key moments in Cape Town

Jamie Hodgson trains with Edinburgh ahead of facing Wasps on Saturday. (Photo by Paul Devlin / SNS Group)

Edinburgh 'more than capable' of beating Wasps in Challenge Cup

Damien Hoyland has signed a new contract with Edinburgh. (Photo by Paul Devlin / SNS Group)

Coffee helped me through the rehab grind says Edinburgh winger

Damien Hoyland has agreed a new contract at the DAM Health Stadium with Edinburgh Rugby. (Photo by Paul Devlin / SNS Group)

Homegrown hero pens new Edinburgh deal

Douglas Struth is looking forward to seeing Edinburgh have a full house against Ulster.

Edinburgh Rugby considering stadium expansion and open to investment

Edinburgh's Marshall Sykes was sent off against Zebre after his shoulder made contact with the head of Danilo Fischetti

Marshall Sykes banned for three games after sending off

WP Nel is available again for Edinburgh after a two-match ban. (Photo by Paul Devlin / SNS Group)

Landmark game for Edinburgh Rugby but two players ruled out for season

The DAM Health Stadium is likely to be filled to its 7,774 capacity for the visit of Ulster. (Photo by Ross MacDonald / SNS Group)

Edinburgh Rugby close in on first DAM Health Stadium sell-out

The 1872 Cup second leg has been postponed. (Photo by Ross MacDonald / SNS Group)

Edinburgh v Glasgow Warriors 1872 Cup second leg is called off

Cammy Hutchison has signed his first pro contract for Edinburgh after training with the club since November

Edinburgh hand 23-year-old centre Cammy Hutchison first pro contract after try-s...

Ben Toolis in action for Edinburgh against Ulster, his first game for the club in over five months. Picture: Ross Parker/SNS

Ben Toolis targets autumn recall with Scotland after recovering from toe injury
After five months out injured, Ben Toolis was delighted to get back into the action for Edinburgh against Ulster last Saturday. Unfortunately for the big Scotland lock, the season ends this weekend.

Hamish Watson is back in the Edinburgh team for the first time since being named in the British & Irish Lions squad. Picture: Craig Williamson/SNS

Hamish Watson, Duhan van der Merwe return as Edinburgh call up their Lions

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Readers' letters: Tory tough guys are not helping Ulster

BT Murrayfield is due to stage the Rainbow Cup match between Edinburgh and Ulster on Saturday. Picture: Ross Parker/SNS

Edinburgh Rugby cancel training as player tests positive for Covid-19

Adam McBurney is a former Ireland U20 international but is Scottish qualified. Picture: Tony Marshall/Getty Images

Edinburgh Rugby sign Scottish-qualified hooker

Edinburgh coach Richard Cockerill says it's hard to find consistency when they lose so many players to Scotland. Picture: Ross Parker/SNS

Richard Cockerill responds to Mark Dodson's remarks

Jack Blain has made a big impression for Edinburgh during some tough Pro14 matches. Picture: Ross Parker/SNS

Big guns back but Edinburgh may still find a place for Blain and Chamberlain

Jack Blain scores Edinburgh's first try but Ulster proved too strong at BT Murrayfield. Picture: Ross Parker / SNS

Edinburgh overpowered by seven-try Ulster

Edinburgh head coach Richard Cockerill. Picture: Ross Parker/SNS

Why Monday night games are ‘an absolute nightmare’ for coach Cockerill

It won't be packed like this Euro clash with Clermont Auvergne in November but Ulster's Kingspan Stadium will have a crowd on Friday. Picture: Charles McQuillan/Getty Images

Ulster to trial crowd at Pro14 opener

Damien Hoyland replaces the injured Duhan van der Merwe on the left wing for tomorrow's quarter-final in Bordeaux. Picture: Ross Parker/SRU/SNS

Edinburgh make seven changes for Bordeaux clash

Richard Cockerill and Duhan van der Merwe were voted coach and player of the season in the Guinness Pro14.

Richard Cockerill is Pro14 coach of the season
Capital pair voted best player and best coach by their peers for the 2019-20 season

Prop Pierre Schoeman is in the Guinness Pro14 "Dream Team" for the second season running. Picture: Bill Murray/SNS/SRU

Edinburgh dominate Pro14 "Dream Team"

Bill Mata passes to Hamish Watson during an Edinburgh training session ahead of the Pro14 semi-final. Picture: Mark Scates/SNS

Edinburgh have the required steel to reach Pro14 final, says Richard Cockerill

Referee Frank Murphy, right, will take charge of Edinburgh's Pro14 semi-final against Ulster. Picture: Michael Steele/Getty Images

Richard Cockerill ‘hired and fired’ Pro14 semi-final referee

Scotland lock Ben Toolis is back in the Edinburgh team after a shoulder injury. Picture: SRU/SNS

Edinburgh name semi-final team

Duhan van der Merwe in action for Edinburgh against Ulster, who are due at BT Murrayfield next Saturday. Picture: SRU/SNS

Ulster hit by Covid-19 outbreak

Pro12 rugby: Ulster go top after Glasgow loss

Ross Ford: Edinburgh record breaker wants new hope

Rugby: Easson tips Kennedy for great things

Rugby: Edinburgh roar back with Ulster win

Rugby: Ross Rennie ready to make his mark

Rugby: Stevie Scott calls for support

Rugby: Ross Rennie ready for return

Rugby: Duncan Hodge ready for Edinburgh role

Rugby: Stevie Scott ready for Edinburgh job

RBS banking group ‘sorry’ for technical problems

Ben Foden warns Ulster that revenge and a surprise are on Saints’ agenda

Rugby: Sep Visser is keen to emulate brother Tim at Edinburgh

Rugby: Dishevelled Capital side taste defeat again

Michael Bradley believes Edinburgh capable of causing upset against Ulster

Rugby: Euro Cup walk-out threat irks Edinburgh coach

Blooming event looming

Robertson in the thick of it as young Scots give Ulster some stick

Art set to fly out of sale

McAlpine relishes life as a pro after landing new deal

Rugby: Edinburgh’s coach emphasises the positives of cup campaign after defeat i...

We must keep cool heads in heat of battle, says Michael Bradley

Rugby: Edinburgh star wants his team to share

Rugby: Turnbull replaces injured McInally in semi squad