GAA: Davy Byrne retires from Dublin football

Dublin football goalkeeper Davy Byrne has retired from inter-county action after seven years with the Dublin senior team.

Wed, 27 Feb, 2002 - 08:41

Dublin football goalkeeper Davy Byrne has retired from inter-county action after seven years with the Dublin senior team.

The Ballymun Kickhams man cited a dip in form and family commitments as the reasons behind his decision.

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