No hard feelings for county star Kelly as he leaves Déise fold

Waterford hurler Eoin Kelly is retiring from inter-county hurling but the two-time All-Star will continue to play with his club, Passage.

Fri, 31 Aug, 2012 - 01:00

Michael Moynihan

Yesterday Kelly said: “I’ve given 13 years to Waterford and I’ve been lucky enough to win four Munster titles on the field of play. That’s a pretty good return.

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