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Another long-serving inter-county player departs as Sligo forward retires after 16 seasons
THERE WAS ANOTHER experienced county Gaelic football forward who retired last night as Sligo’s Adrian Marren announced his departure.
The decision of Dublin All-Ireland winning star Diarmuid Connolly will command most of the attention but Marren had an hour before that revealed that he was moving on.
One of Sligo’s best-known players, Marren spent 16 seasons in their senior ranks. He won a Connacht senior medal in 2007 in the success against Galway when he came on as a substitute and then started in the 2010 provincial final loss to Roscommon when he scored 0-3.
He had two more attempts at landing Connacht senior medals but lost finals to Mayo in both 2012 and 2015, scoring 0-3 on each occasion. Those campaigns saw him produce a couple of brilliant provincial semi-final displays as he hit 2-6 in a man-of-the-match showing when defeating Galway in 2012 and then fired 1-7 in the a notable championship success over Roscommon in 2015.
Marren’s full statement reads:
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Adrian Marren Gaelic Football Sligo