Ulster sign Tamarua to fill McMillan gap

Ulster have moved to plug a hole in their back row, left by the season-long injury to Neil McMillan, by signing 29-year-old open side Tu Tamarua from English Division One club Henley.

Mon, 01 Nov, 2004 - 12:23

Ulster have moved to plug a hole in their back row, left by the season-long injury to Neil McMillan, by signing 29-year-old open side Tu Tamarua from English Division One club Henley.

Tamarua has extensive first class experience with NEC Harlequins, Swansea and Queensland Reds.

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