Flynn to decide on Waterford future ‘over the next 10 days’

PAUL FLYNN will make a decision on his inter-county future ‘over the next 10 days’.

The Waterford hurling star has not played since the Déise’s shattering All-Ireland hurling semi-final defeat to Limerick last August but with Justin McCarthy’s side kicking off their championship campaign against Clare in just over four weeks, he knows that the time for weighing up his options has come to an end. Flynn has been one of hurling’s most mercurial players since bursting on to the scene in stunning fashion by scoring three goals as Waterford drew with Tipperary in the Munster minor hurling final back in 1992.

The 33-year-old intimated his recent struggles with injury had been taking their toll when speaking at yesterday’s launch of the 2008 FBD All-Ireland GAA Golf Challenge at Carton House in Maynooth.