Tipperary's Eoin Kelly has become the latest high-profile hurler to announce his inter-county retirement.
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The 2010 All Ireland winning captain has decided to quit the Tipp panel after a 14-year career that also featured another All Ireland win in 2001, five Munster titles, two National League winners medals, six All-Stars and back-to-back Young Hurler of the Year awards.
The 32-year-old retires as Tipperary's leading scorer in championship history and is the third highest scorer overall – behind the Kilkenny duo of Eddie Keher and Henry Shefflin.
Kelly is the latest high-profile hurler to announce his retirement – following his former team-mate John O'Brien as well as Kilkenny's Tommy Walsh, Brian Hogan and Aidan Fogarty.
