Private 2744 Charles Moore 2/24th Regiment?

With the RD reference I am assuming this is 2744 C Moore 24th Regiment. Happy to be corrected if otherwise.
If it is him he certainly did not  fight at RD

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Belfast News-Letter - Friday 16 February 1940

SAGS no clasp

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The Scotsman - Friday 16 February 1940

There was certainly no Moore at RD.

Hi All,
Very Confusing, C Moore number 2744 appears on the 2/24 medal roll. He is buried in Earlham Cemetery Norwich Norfolk. Aged 81 so born circa 1859/60. Now this is the confusing bit a Charles Moore born circa 1859/60 Adunisill Clones Monaghan Ireland, attested Monaghan 1 june 1880 to 65th Brigade [94th Regt] served 12 years discharged 25 march 1893. No service in South Africa, his number 2744 co-incidence maybe? but seems not to have had any previous service because of his age, being only 20 when attested.
Rai Keynshamlighthorse

Previous research by Alan Baynham-Jones:

MOORE Charles – Private – 25B/2744 – 2nd/24th
BORN:
Norwich, Norfolk, England c.1858.
DEATH:
Died at 120 Churchill Road, Norwich, Norfolk, England Wednesday 15/2/1940 aged 81 years. Buried in Norwich 20/2/1940.
SERVICE DETAILS:
Enlisted – Muster & Pay rolls state: Norwich, Norfolk 24/8/1876 aged 18 years No.1-9/285. Attested at Norwich 25/8/1876. Paid until September 1876 at the 31st Brigade Depot Great Yarmouth, Norfolk and then marked for the 1st/9th Foot 1/10/1876 at Colchester, Essex. Paid until 30/6/1877. Paid by 1st/9th Foot Dublin, Co Dublin 1/7/1877 – 31/8/1877. In cells 4-10/7/1877 and absent from 29/8/1877. Transferred to 70th Brigade 104th Foot 1/9/1877 No.104/1006. On furlo 1/12/1877 – 14/1/1878. 1/10/1878 number changed from 104/1006 to 104/1106 in the muster rolls. Present in muster to 31/3/1879. Two spells in detention 1-4/5/1878 and 19-25/1/1879. Battalion in Curragh Camp, Co. Kildare until March 1878 when it moved to Belfast, Co. Antrim. Joined 2nd/24th Foot from 104th Foot in Natal, South Africa 17/7/1879. Arrived at Casemate Barracks Gibraltar in the Mediterranean 13/1/1880 aboard H.M.S.Orontes serving there until 11/8/1880. Served India 1/10/1880 – 27/11/1883 muster marked returned to England. Forfeited good conduct pay of 1d 15/11/1881. Good conduct pay of 1d restored 15/11/1882. Served during the Anglo-Boer War 1899 – 1902. Volunteered in 1914 to serve in the Norfolk Home Defence Force aged 56 years during the Great War 1914-18.
HONOURS/AWARDS
South Africa Medal 1877-8-9 without clasp. Queen’s South Africa Medal 1899-1902 clasps (4 or 5) unknown. King Edwards South Africa Medal 1901-02 with clasp 1901-02.
PUBLICATIONS:
WO97 army papers not found at the National Archives Kew.
Eastern Daily Express 16/2/1940. Report on death incorrectly states: “Defender & Survivor of Rorke’s Drift” as a member of the 91st Foot.

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Reading Standard - Saturday 21 November 1914