Limerick's McDonagh retires from inter-county hurling

Limerick's Stephen McDonagh has retired from inter-county hurling after failing to break into the Shannonsiders' first team this term.

Thu, 29 Apr, 2004 - 14:27

Limerick's Stephen McDonagh has retired from inter-county hurling after failing to break into the Shannonsiders' first team this term.

The 32-year old Bruree club-man won National League and Munster titles in the 1990s and appeared in the All-Ireland final defeats to Offaly and Wexford in 1994 and 1996.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Person: McDonagh Person: Stephen McDonagh Person: Joe Whelahan Person: Ciaran Carey Event: National league Event: Munster Event: All-Ireland Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Shannonsiders'Organisation: Bruree Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Wexford

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