Their clash with Scarlets tomorrow has been cancelled as a result.
Ulster's players and staff are set to undergo a round of PCR testing for COVID-19 today.
Four of the northern province's squad have tested positive for coronavirus - and Saturday's match against the Scarlets has been cancelled.
Scarlets have been awarded four-points from the fixture and Ulster CEO Jonny Petrie says calling off the game was the right decision.
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