Tuesday 21 September, 2021
A recent signing for Crewe Alexandra, he made 43 appearances for Aberdeen last season.
The 32-year-old has most recently been on the books at Zebre.
Noelle Healy made her Dublin debut back in 2007.
The 36-year-old former Wallaby will hang his boots up after the current season.
The 2016 All-Star nominee made his debut for the county under Páidí Ó Sé.
David Clarke and Donal Vaughan have stepped away from inter-county duty.
Only Jim Stynes, Tadhg Kennelly and Zach Tuohy made more AFL appearances after switching codes from GAA.
The ex-Czech Republic international won the 2005 Champions League, and also claimed the Golden Boot at Euro 2004.
The former Ireland captain received a standing ovation at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
The hooker is the nation’s second-most capped player, having made 97 appearances.
Frank McGlynn has announced his inter-county retirement.
The midfielder thanked his family for helping ‘a young boy live out his dreams’ as a knee injury caught up with him.
The left-back won Premier League and Champions League titles, and picked up over a hundred caps for England during a 20-year career.
He won the Premier League title in 2012, but was most recently on the books at Aston Villa.
The former Italian international has decided to call it a day at the age of 34.
The 34-year-old, who began his career at West Ham, earned 54 caps for England.
Killian Brennan reflects on an incredible career in the League of Ireland after announcing his retirement this week.
Johnny McCaffrey made his senior debut in 2006.
Mark Lynch has retired from inter-county football.
The Peamount footballer made her Ireland debut in 2013 and has also secured All-Ireland camogie titles with Kilkenny.
Ryan McCluskey made his Fermanagh debut in 2000 and was an integral figure on route to the All-Ireland semi-finals in 2004.
It’s a major blow for Wales head coach Warren Gatland ahead of next year’s World Cup in Japan.
The 36-year-old won two World Cups with New Zealand.
The former England midfielder has won five Premier League titles, the Champions League, the Europa League and the FA Cup with the Red Devils.
After a meeting with new manager Ronald Koeman, the former Ajax, Real Madrid and Inter Milan midfielder is packing it in with the Netherlands.
Johnny McCarthy and Seanie Buckley have called it a day.
Sligo forward Mark Breheny has announced his retirement this morning.
‘I stand here at the end of this ride, knowing I gave it my all.’
Former League of Ireland footballer Ian Ryan talks about having to retire in his prime years and how he has remained involved in the game.
The Nigerian scored 95 goals during spells with Everton, Middlesbrough and Blackburn Rovers.
Denis Glennon is hanging up his inter-county boots.
The powerful back-row forward played 102 times for the western province.
The 35-year-old has been forced to retire with immediate effect.
Injury has forced the Glenswilly man to call it a day.
From League of Ireland heroes to World Cup winners.
Pa Ranahan, 32, has decided to bow out after last weekend’s defeat to Cork.
The dual star has called time on his career with the Dubs.
Goode retires as the Premiership’s second-highest points scorer.
The 33-year-old yesterday announced his decision to hang up his boots at the season’s end.
The Doc is hanging up his boots at the age of 34.
