Ulster winger Tommy Bowe out for three months

 

Thursday 15 August 2013 07:02 EDT
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Tommy Bowe, with hurling glove, during training in Melbourne
Tommy Bowe, with hurling glove, during training in Melbourne (AFP/Getty Images)

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The Ulster winger Tommy Bowe could miss the first three months of the season because of the wrist injury he picked up on the British & Irish Lions tour to Australia.

Bowe has had exploratory surgery to determine the extent of ligament damage, with the 29-year-old facing up to 12 weeks on the sidelines. He broke his wrist during the 22-12 victory over Queensland Reds on 8 June, but he went on to play in the second and third Tests.

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