DJ not ready to retire

DJ Carey has said he is not ready to hang up his hurley just yet.

Wed, 07 Sep, 2005 - 18:40

DJ Carey has said he is not ready to hang up his hurley just yet.

The Kilkenny hurler played his 17th championship season for the Cats this year. However, he won’t play in Sunday's All-Ireland Hurling Final between Cork and Galway.

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