“I arrived with nothing but hope, and I left with a pocketful of medals. I was blessed to be part of Kilkenny hurling during a golden era,” said the 34-year-old.
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The Fenians clubman was man-of-the-match in Kilkenny’s thrilling 2009 final victory over Tipperary.
Kilkenny goalkeeper PJ Ryan calls it a day
BRIAN CODY HAS lost another Kilkenny hurling veteran.
In the week that Eddie Brennan hung up his balck-and-amber jersey, goalkeeper PJ Ryan last night folowed suit.
The seven-time All-Ireland winner said however, that he departs the Noresiders’ senior set-up with ‘no regrets’.
“I arrived with nothing but hope, and I left with a pocketful of medals. I was blessed to be part of Kilkenny hurling during a golden era,” said the 34-year-old.
The Fenians clubman was man-of-the-match in Kilkenny’s thrilling 2009 final victory over Tipperary.
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