Ulster prop Marty Moore retires to 'prioritise mental wellbeing'

The 33-year-old won 10 caps for Ireland. 
Ulster prop Marty Moore run out ahead of a URC game against Ospreys. Picture: ©INPHO/Ashley Crowden

Ulster prop Marty Moore run out ahead of a URC game against Ospreys. Picture: ©INPHO/Ashley Crowden

Ulster tighthead prop Marty Moore has retired from rugby on medical advice. In a statement, the province said he has decided to "prioritise his mental wellbeing". 

The 33-year-old spent six years at Ulster after moving there from Wasps. He had come through the player pathway at Leinster, making his debut in 2012. 

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