Derry forward Bradley to bow out

Derry forward Paddy Bradley has revealed his plans to retire at the end of his county's 2010 All-Ireland Championship run.

Derry forward Bradley to bow out
Tue, 01 Jun, 2010 - 16:18

Derry forward Paddy Bradley has revealed his plans to retire at the end of his county's 2010 All-Ireland Championship run.

The Oak Leafers were knocked out of the Ulster Championship recently by Armagh, meaning that the 29-year-old Bradley will end his playing career without a prized provincial winners' medal.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: Croke ParkPerson: BradleyPerson: Paddy BradleyPerson: Mickey MoranPerson: Paddy CrozierPerson: Damian CassidyPerson: Enda MuldoonPerson: Fergal DohertyPerson: Liam BradleyEvent: 2010 All-Ireland ChampionshipEvent: Ulster championshipEvent: UlsterEvent: Interprovincial ChampionshipEvent: International Rules SeriesOrganisation: DerryOrganisation: Oak LeafersOrganisation: ArmaghOrganisation: CavanOrganisation: County TimesOrganisation: GlenullinOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: KerryOrganisation: Antrim
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