Tributes for 'top class' Paul Curran after retirement decision

Tipperary stalwart Paul Curran announced his inter-county retirement last night, and tributes have poured in for the All-Ireland winner.

Fri, 01 May, 2015 - 12:57

Grainne McGuinness

Tipperary stalwart Paul Curran announced his inter-county retirement last night, and tributes have poured in for the All-Ireland winner.

Curran had been a member of the Tipperary hurling panel for 14 years, making his debut against Cork in the Allianz League in 2001, followed by a first Championship appearance in 2002.

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