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Ulster re-call Stewart Moore after just 19 days on loan in PREM

Stewart Moore of Newcastle Red Bulls scores a try during the PREM Rugby Cup match between Northampton Saints and Newcastle Red Bulls at cinch Stadium at Franklin's Gardens on November 15, 2025 in Northampton, England. (Photo by Matthew Lewis/Getty Images)
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Ulster have recalled centre Stewart Moore after just 19 days after he was released on loan to Gallagher PREM strugglers Newcastle Red Bulls.

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Moore had scored a hat-trick against Northampton Saints on debut for the Red Bulls in the PREM Cup, but his time in England will be short-lived.

The Irish province have recalled him due to injuries in their backline, saying in a statement: “Due to recent injuries within our senior squad, we have activated the recall clause in the agreement to ensure appropriate cover in key positions. A squad update will be issued next week.”

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For their part, Newcastle Red Bulls statement reads: “Newcastle Red Bulls can confirm that on-loan centre Stewart Moore has been recalled by Ulster Rugby.

“Moore scored a hat-trick on his debut during last weekend’s PREM Rugby Cup victory at Northampton Saints, and had been due to start in today’s match at Saracens.

“He will now head back to resume training with Ulster Rugby with immediate effect.

“His place in the team for this afternoon’s match against Saracens is taken by Cameron Hutchison, with Junior Newton stepping up to the bench for what would be his Newcastle debut.”

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On form it's Ruben Love then daylight for the All Blacks

Yes a roof would change the weather that comes in from the South Pole but also in my opinion, when booking seats for a match at the Cake Tin the premium arent actually the best. These premium priced seats are at the halfway line area/along the touchline, but because of its round/oval shape you are actually quite a way back from the rectangle shaped field. (Its better to have seats on the ‘2’ corners, they shut half the stadium off to the public.) You cld probably swap corners at half time as there are empty seats both ends mid comp. When you get older I hate to break the news, but your eyesight starts to wane. Some “Lorgnette Opera” or “Theater Glasses” the ones on a stick could be a seller.

I may have put you crook calling it John St. Since the Canes moved out to the Hutt it is now officially a soccer field called “Te Whaea Artificial Turf” if you check out the photos on Google Maps you’ll be able to see its basically a natural stadium as it is, you could put ample seating around the banks that are there and there is ample ckear land all around the place for parking. No houses anywhere near there so no demolition of them at all plus - is bang smack in the middle of a walkway from Island Bay to town so you could park anywhere and walk the track to the venue. It may look flat on the map and the sports field is of course but it is flanked by 300 odd mtr high str up and down sides. I cant claim to have come up with the idea to be honest. Everyone thinks that would be such a cool, tribal type club venue for the Hurricanes who pull 10-14000 people to a normal round game. A far more sheltered and intimate place that would bring a vibe into the city.



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