The former Munster and Ireland 7s player has confirmed he will be calling it a day at the end of the season.

Negotiations for an all-British blockbuster later this year broke down last month.

Lionel Beauxis announced on Friday night that he would be hanging up his boots at the end of the season.

The experienced forward, who turns 36 next month, has made 204 Leinster appearances in addition to winning 72 Ireland caps.

The former Man United star was appointed Bradford City manager earlier this week.

The Bordeaux-Begles player confirmed the news in an interview published on Wednesday.

The 33-year-old has earned 200 caps since making her debut in 2010.

The 72-year-old Middlesbrough boss has equalled Dario Gradi’s 1,601 games as a professional manager.

The Cardiff player is leaving the game at the end of the season to focus on his medical career.

Sergio Parisse confirmed the news on Friday.

Sami Khedira is set to hang up his boots.

Philip Austin was the longest-serving member for last November’s historic Munster final win.

Long-serving players in both squads have called time on their inter-county careers.

Donie Shine was the man-of-the-match for Roscommon in the 2010 decider against Sligo.

She has been in the role since 2004.

The former world champion wasn’t holding back after last night’s defeat to George Groves.

Justin McMahon was full-back for the Tyrone winning team in 2008.

The Omagh St-Enda’s man won All-Ireland senior medals in 2005 and 2008.

The Monaghan midfielder won Ulster medals in 2013 and 2015

The Meath native has brought his career to an end.

The 33 year-old has performed a u-turn.

Galvin’s retirement for the second time was confirmed yesterday.

Offaly’s Brian Carroll reflects on his hurling career after retiring this week.

The towering Jamaican said he was only 50-50 about running at the next world championships.

A statement issued today by Dr Adrian McGoldrick confirmed the news today.

He says he made the decision when wife asked ‘When is it going to be our time?’

5 Cats stars have retired since last summer’s championship.

“The injuries have taken a bit off my career. There are certain things you can’t do in training.”

Cork camogie player Jennifer O’Leary has retired.

Cork, Waterford, Offaly, Kilkenny, Tipperary and Wexford players called it a day this year.

The Dublin forward is still undecided about his plans for 2015.

Coulter has announced his retirement from the game.

Henry Shefflin, Eddie Brennan, Padraic Maher, Diarmuid O’Sullivan and Aidan O’Mahony are some of those heaping praise on the Kilkenny hurler who retired today.

William Gallas is hanging up his boots.

The Fethard club man has called it a day at the age of 36.

The Allenwood club man called time on his inter-county career yesterday.

The 35 year-old will play his last game in the A-League in April.

The Down forward has hung up his boots after injuries plagued him in recent campaigns.

The former Kerry footballer is at peace with his recent decision.

Ó Sé is now the eldest member in the current Kerry football squad as he approaches his 34th birthday.