Sunday 26 June 2022
‘From retirement, back to football and winning another championship and now back to chilling out…’
The Mallow native made her debut in 2016 and was capped 16 times for Ireland.
The St Sylvester’s forward won five All-Irelands with Dublin and was an All Star in 2019.
The striker scored 20 goals for his country and 162 in the Premier League.
The Drogheda teenager was incredible against defending champion James Wade.
Ciara Griffin made sure her final apperance for Ireland was a memorable one.
The Cardiff player is leaving the game at the end of the season to focus on his medical career.
After a career that stretches back to his minor start in 2004, Joe Canning has called time on his Galway career.
The Australian is retiring at the end of the season.
The Munster flanker is set to call it a day at the end of the season.
The back started his career at Ulster and spent 10 years with Glasgow Warriors.
Australian great David Pocock is looking to the future after opting against a return to Japan.
‘Time comes against you in the end, I wouldn’t have done it for so long if I didn’t love it,’ the 32-year-old wrote.
The Cork North Central TD said he feels the “time is right to pursue new personal challenges and opportunities”.
The British fighter has been advised to hang up her gloves at the age of 37.
Some big names in the All Blacks set-up bid farewell in Tokyo this evening.
The outgoing head coach hopes to see the Welsh winning Six Nations titles in years to come.
Tomorrow’s World Cup bronze final will see several people bidding farewell.
Mulqueen released a statement this evening to reveal his decision.
Rory Best felt Ireland had prepared well for their quarter-final clash with New Zealand, despite conceding seven tries in Tokyo.
The 2012 second-round pick spent seven seasons in the NFL and was best known for his time at Denver Broncos.
‘He played it the way it should be played.’
The wait for a last four berth at the European Hockey Championships continues.
Norrkoping beat the Dublin side 4-1 on aggregate.
Laois exited but battled until the finish against favourites Tipperary.
Tunisia swept aside their opponents to reach the semi-finals.
Cormac Bane suffered two ‘serious and prolonged’ concussion injuries over the past two years.
The Belgian attacker has long been linked with a move to Real Madrid.
With six All-Irelands, 10 Leinster titles, five National Leagues and four consecutive All-Stars, Paul Flynn is set to be remembered as one of Dublin’s all-time greats.
Veteran flanker won 111 caps for Australia.
The defender was dismissed early on as Dundee FC suffered a 3-2 defeat to St Mirren.
The jockey was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in March 2018.
The Ulster and Ireland captain struggled to contain his emotions at a press conference to announce his retirement this afternoon.
The 32-year-old has called time on a glittering playing career, after winning six League of Ireland titles.
Johnny McCaffrey made his senior debut in 2006.
Mark Lynch has retired from inter-county football.
Seamus Hickey made his debut for the county back in 2006.
Gethin Jenkins will call time on his decorated career after Cardiff’s Pro14 clash against Zebre on Sunday.
The 37-year-old Spaniard has 32 Grand Prix wins to his name in 17 seasons.
Preston-bound Burke netted once and hit the post with a rasper as he ended his final Hoops game in victory.
