Clare hurlers considering retirement after tough season
Shane O'Donnell and other Clare hurling stars had planned to retire in 2025 but may reconsider after a challenging season. Despite their recent success, some players are unsure about stepping away from the game. The team's future remains uncertain as they navigate potential retirements and changes in leadership.
Shane O'Donnell and a group of Clare's top hurlers had planned to retire in 2025 after winning their second All-Ireland medals last year. However, O'Donnell may reconsider staying on after a challenging season. The players had agreed to give it one more year after their success in 2021 but plans have shifted.
Clare had a tough season, winning only one Munster game and facing relegation in the National League. Despite initial retirement plans, O'Donnell hinted that some players, like David McInerney, may change their minds about leaving. The decision to retire will be a significant one for the team.
O'Donnell reflected on his personal journey, returning from injury to compete in the Championship. He expressed disappointment over missed opportunities but remains optimistic about Clare's future, believing in the talent and attitude of the younger players.
According to the source: Irish Examiner.
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