'It was a dream to represent Cork': Anthony Nash announces inter-county retirement 

Cork goalkeeper Anthony Nash during the All-Ireland qualifier win over Dublin this year. Picture: INPHO/Laszlo Geczo

Cork goalkeeper Anthony Nash has announced his retirement from inter-county hurling.

The Rebel shot-stopper, who played in the 2013 All-Ireland final, made the announcement this afternoon.

I’d like to thank all my family, friends and teammates who supported me throughout my career," he wrote on a social media post.

"It was a dream to represent Cork. I’d like to wish Cork and my friends the best. Now for golf"

The Kanturk man joined the senior panel in 2006 where he was back-up to Donal Og Cusack.

He won his first of four Munster titles as a sub in his debut season before winning three as a starter in 2014, 2017 and 2018.

He won two All-Stars during his career with Cork.

Just like to take this opportunity to announce my retirement from inter county hurling. I’d like to thank all my family, friends and teammates who supported me throughout my career. It was a dream to represent Cork. I’d like to wish Cork and my friends the best . Now for golf 😀 pic.twitter.com/qNXp5sGWCS

— Anthony Nash (@AnthonyNash6) December 6, 2020