Neck injury forces McGinley's retirement

Three-time All-Ireland SFC winner Enda McGinley has had to call time on his Gaelic football career due to a neck injury.

Wed, 14 Aug, 2013 - 19:50

Three-time All-Ireland SFC winner Enda McGinley has had to call time on his Gaelic football career due to a neck injury.

The Tyrone ace damaged his neck in a club league game for Errigal Ciarán last month and his latest injury, thought to be related to the one he sustained against Armagh in the 2003 All-Ireland final, has forced him into retirement.

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