Ireland captain Ciara Griffin explains retirement decision at 27: 'I’ve given my life to this game'

Griffin also revealed she will take some time before deciding whether to continue playing with UL Bohemians and Munster beyond the end of this year
Ireland captain Ciara Griffin explains retirement decision at 27: 'I’ve given my life to this game'

Ireland players Nichola Fryday, Ciara Griffin, and Maeve Óg O'Leary celebrate after the Women's International Rugby friendly match between Ireland and USA at RDS Arena in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Ireland women’s rugby captain Ciara Griffin insists the recent issues surrounding the team had no impact on her decision to retire from international rugby.

Despite only being 27 years of age, Griffin will be stepping away from Ireland duty following this Saturday’s international test against Japan at the RDS. 

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