Henry Shefflin says he’ll wait until the end of the year before deciding whether or not he will retire from inter-county hurling.
The nine-time All Ireland winner has told the Irish Independent that he feels fit but will reflect at the end of the year and see where he stands.
The Ballyhale Shamrocks player says he doesn’t know what kind of form he’s in as he hasn’t had a run of matches.
Injuries restricted Shefflin’s participation this season while his inter county year ended with a sending off against Cork in the All-Ireland quarter final.
The 11 time All-star has welcomed Brian Cody’s agreement to stay on as manager.
Meanwhile, Galway are All Ireland senior and intermediate Camogie Champions, beating Kilkenny and Limerick in the Finals. Kildare beat Laois in the Junior decider.
