Prop forward will see a knee surgeon this week and faces lengthy spell on sidelines.

The prop suffered the injury during Sunday’s URC defeat to Munster in Belfast.

Marty Moore is relishing Ulster’s New Year’s Day battle against Munster.

It could be a landmark game for Marty Moore, who may make his 50th appearance if called off the bench.

Ulster coach Dan McFarland reacts to his side’s first win in Munster since 2014.

The tighthead prop will miss the remainder of the season due to multiple head injuries.

‘It’s frustrating but it’s not devastating,’ the tighthead prop says.

The Ulster tighthead weighs in on one of the biggest questions in rugby at the moment.

‘It’s probably the least I’ve ran in a game in the last month, but definitely, the most fatigued I’ve been.’

The Ulster fullback limped off as his side lost to Clermont last weekend.

The prop is staying at the province until the summer of 2022.

The tighthead prop suffered ankle ligament damage in his side’s win over Edinburgh.

Marty Moore didn’t make the Six Nations squad, but he is thriving since returning to Ireland.

Marty Moore shone at tighthead prop for Ulster as they beat Scarlets back-to-back in Europe.

‘If someone does something well, we make sure that they know about it. ‘

Marty Moore makes the tomorrow’s starting line-up.

Ulster’s new signing will enjoy a sooner-than-expected reunion with his old club Wasps this evening.

A homecoming of sorts awaits Marty Moore next season, but for now his focus remains on developing as a player and, just as importantly, as a person during his time in England.

Former Connacht man Rory Parata made his debut for Zebre.

The prop has signed a two-year deal with Ulster.

Ireland international returns from Premiership exile ahead of the 2019 Rugby World Cup.

Marty Moore was part of a Wasps squad that also reached the English league decider.

Jimmy Gopperth lines out at inside centre while prop Marty Moore will start the game among the replacements.

“He’s more or less booked his place in New Zealand with the Lions this summer.”

Meanwhile, Dai Young will do his best to keep Irish centre Brendan Macken happy.

The game between Wasps and Newcastle was stopped for 12 minutes as he received treatment.

The 25-year-old tighthead is enjoying the high-tempo approach under Dai Young.

Here’s how the Irishmen based in England and France got on over the weekend.

The 28-year-old first played for the club as a teenager.

Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt is heartened to see Irish players staying at home.

Ireland tighthead will move to the Premiership at the end of the season.

The Leinster prop picked up the knock at the weekend.

The 24-year-old is understood to be reconsidering his decision to move to England next season.

The lure of England and France is greater than ever before.

This morning’s Irish Times suggests a move is imminent but the province will not comment on speculation.

It had been feared that the international tighthead would miss two months.

The Leinster tighthead has had a metatarsal issue remedied.

All of these Ireland internationals will remain on standby in the coming months.