Kurtley Beale to rejoin Wallabies in Ireland after squad recall From the courtroom to the dressing room: Kurtley Beale is back with the Wallabies less than a month after being fined $45,000 for sending lewd picture messages to former team manager Di Patston. Kurtley Beale will make a mad dash to Ireland to meet the Wallabies after being recalled to the Test squad just a month after his text-message scandal. Beale will join the Wallabies along with Queensland back-rower Jake Schatz to reinforce the squad for the last two games of their spring tour of Europe. Cheika gathered the players at the team's captain's run on Friday to tell them he wanted his "best team" on tour and that Beale would be joining them for the remainder of the time in Europe. Back in business: Kurtley Beale . It's also a chance for the Wallabies to reintroduce Beale to the set-up away from the intense scrutiny in Australia. Beale had been exiled from Australian rugby following a mid-air argument with former team business manager Di Patston and lewd text messages he sent to Patston. The Wallabies have spent the first three weeks of the tour claiming they had moved on from the drama and that the Beale story was not a distraction. Beale will arrive in Dublin on Sunday to join the team and it is understood he will be immediately available for selection if Cheika deems him good enough for the matchday 23-man squad. Captain Michael Hooper said: "We're really excited to see [Beale], they will both bring a lot of enthusiasm into the group. No it's not [a distraction], we're looking forward to the weekend. What KB and Schatzy will bring is enthusiasm and it's going to be a nice refreshing thing for the team. It's just good to have KB in and around the boys again, in the environment. That's where KB loves being and I'm really excited to see his face. What [Beale] will do is bring in a hell of a lot of competition. All that Cheik said to us is that we want the best squad over here to win these next couple of games. KB is a part of that, he's been training back home so to leave him out would be no good because he's fit and ready to go. Hooper copped criticism for his support of Beale through the Patston sage, which also led to Ewen McKenzie quitting as coach last month. Beale has been training in Sydney alone hoping for a call from Cheika, and the ARU ticked off on the move on Thursday night. He was found guilty at a code of conduct hearing and fined $45,000 for the lewd picture messages and another $3000 for his argument with Patston. Wallabies coach Michael Cheika said he would not "panic" and call up Beale, despite him being cleared. But despite no Wallabies back suffering injuries, Cheika has decided to call on the wayward back-line star to add depth to his first Test tour. The Wallabies play France at Stade de France on Saturday night before Tests against Ireland in Dublin and England in London. Beale hasn't played since the Wallabies lost to South Africa in Cape Town at the start of October. His future at the ARU has been under a cloud, with chief executive Bill Pulver and chairman Michael Hawker admitting they recommended to the code of conduct hearing that Beale be sacked. Beale is currently negotiating with the ARU and is yet to recommit to rugby union next year. Cheika played a key role in Beale's transformation from Melbourne Rebels bad-boy to NSW Waratahs championship winner. The coach invited Beale into his home and helped stabilise his life off the field. Now Cheika is giving Beale a chance to resurrect his Wallabies career when most thought he would never play for Australia again. Pulver is also in Europe and is set to link up with the team in Paris. Injured back-rower Scott Higginbotham will return to Australia in the coming days after failing to overcome a hamstring problem. Schatz will take his place to bolster the back row. But there are no injuries in the back line, adding further intrigue to Beale's call-up. Beale will compete with Quade Cooper, Matt Toomua and Kyle Godwin for game time.