Thirteen Players to Leave Ulster at Season's End
Thirteen Players to Leave Ulster at Season's End

Thirteen Players to Leave Ulster at Season's End

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Ulster Rugby is undergoing a major squad overhaul, with eight senior players and five academy prospects set to depart at the end of the current season. Among the notable exits are stalwarts Alan O’Connor and Andrew Warwick, both of whom have made over 200 appearances for the province. Ireland internationals John Cooney and Kieran Treadwell, along with Reuben Crothers (who is retiring), Corrie Barrett, Matty Rea, and Michael McDonald, are also leaving. Collectively, the departing players represent over 850 appearances, resulting in a significant loss of experience and leadership. Club officials commended their professionalism and contributions as Ulster transitions ahead of the 2025/26 season. The final home game, against the Hollywoodbets Sharks, will provide fans an opportunity to honor these players.

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