KEITH CRIBBIN AND Tommy Moolick will not be returning to the Kildare fold in 2021 after announcing their retirement this weekend.
Cribbin made his senior debut as an 18-year-old against Wicklow in 2008 and the Johnstownbridge man lined out in a number of positions for Kildare over his 12-year career.
Best wishes to our own Keith Cribbin who has today announced his retirement from @KildareGAA inter-county football. Keith made 98 appearances in all competitions. Here's a little montage from us put together by our own Danny Murphy and Eoin O'Donoghue.https://t.co/8ifj088wwZ
— Johnstownbridge GAA (@JTBGAA) November 29, 2020
The older brother of Lilywhite Paul, he made 98 appearances for the county in all competitions.
Yesterday, midfielder Moolick confirmed his exit from the inter-county stage after 10 years.
Over and out. Memories that will last a lifetime.
— Tommy Moolick (@tommymoo) November 28, 2020
Cill Dara Abú 🏳 pic.twitter.com/RFCkpy8sO7
The Leixlip man made his Kildare bow in 2011 and lifted a Leinster U21 crown two years later.
A physical and dynamic midfielder, his last appearance came against Cavan in Division 2 in October.
