After six years at Ravenhill and 94 games for the province, the 33-year-old decided to give up the sport.
Tighthead prop, Marty Moore, has confirmed that he will retire from professional rugby on medical advice.
— Ulster Rugby (@UlsterRugby) September 23, 2024
We thank Marty for everything he has given to the shirt over the last six years and for his unwavering commitment to the team 🤍
He will always be part of the Ulster… pic.twitter.com/Zya84I5Tky
"On behalf of everyone at Ulster Rugby, past and present, I would like to say thank-you to Marty for all that he has given to the club over the past six years," said Bryn Cunningham, head of rugby operations at Ulster.
“I think we can safely say that Ulster saw the best of Marty through a distinguished career where he became a cornerstone of the team. That’s testament to not only his application but also the trust built up over the years with all the senior professional staff who worked tirelessly to support his performance."
“With many stand-out moments in an Ulster jersey, we know that our supporters will take the time to join us in celebrating an outstanding career."
“We wish Marty, and his family, the best for his future and we will continue to support him in every way possible."
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