Current Composition of The Senior League
In 2012-13, 30 clubs started the Ulster Senior League season.
| Premier League | Senior One | Senior Two |
|---|---|---|
| Annadale | Armagh | Ballymena |
| Antrim | Ballynahinch | Cliftonville |
| Banbridge | Bangor | Down |
| Belfast Harlequins | Campbellians | Foyle |
| Cookstown | Newry Olympic | Larne |
| Instonians | North Down | Omagh |
| Kilkeel | Portadown | Parkview |
| Lisnagarvey | Queen's University | P.S.N.I. |
| Mossley | Raphoe | Portrush |
| N.I.C.S. | South Antrim | Saintfield |
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