DAN MCCORMACK RETIREMENT

Tipperary Senior Hurler and Borris-Ileigh clubman Dan McCormack,  released the following statement announcing his retirement from Inter-County Hurling.After careful consideration and reflection, I have decided that now is the right time for me to announce my retirement from inter county hurling with the Tipperary senior hurling team. Since joining the panel in 2015 it has been a huge honour to represent Tipperary, and I will always cherish the time I got to wear the blue and gold at the highest possible level.Firstly, and most importantly I want to sincerely thank my wife Edwina and family especially my parents John and Patricia for their continuous encouragement and support throughout my inter-county career. I will forever be indebted to my club Borris-Ileigh who played a crucial role in my career from a young age. I look forward to giving back as much as I can in the coming years.I’d like to thank the Principal and my fellow staff members of St. Joseph’s College, Borrisoleigh, who facilitated me in any way they could during my time playing with Tipperary.I also want to thank all the managers and backroom teams who helped me along this journey and were very supportive of me as well as the Tipperary County Board and Tipperary Supporters Club. Thanks also to the Tipperary supporters who I have always been so proud to represent.I would like to thank all the players I played with and I feel unbelievably lucky to have shared a dressing-room with some of the best Tipperary have ever produced. More importantly, I have made lifelong friendships and shared fantastic memories along the way.Finally, I wish Tipperary all the very best for 2025. I have no doubt that the players and management will give their all to bring success back to Tipperary over the next number of years and I look forward to supporting them along the journey.Tipperary GAA wish to thank Dan for his commitment throughout the course of his Inter-County career and for the positive impact he has had on all those around him during that time. Dan proved to be an integral part of every panel he was a member of and the contribution he made on each occasion he put on a Tipperary jersey was immense. He has represented himself, his club and his county with distinction and we wish him the very best for his future endeavors.
HURLER OF THE YEAR 2024 It is the time of year when we open the votes to select the Tipperary Supporters Club Senior Hurler of the Year for 2024.Though not a vintage year in terms of results on the field, our players dedicated themselves to wear the blue and gold jersey with pride and to represent all of us in their endeavours.  For this we are immensely grateful and appreciative.There were many fine individual performances over the season, and we now ask you, the paid-up members, to cast your vote for the Hurler of the Year 2024.The winner will receive the Tony Reddin Perpetual Cup, awarded for 2023 to Loughmore-Castleiney star, Noel McGrath.Voting is open to paid-up members of the Supporters Club and any player from the Senior squad may be chosen.Your vote can be registered by emailing info@tippsupportersclub.com with the name of your selection for Tipperary Hurler of the Year.Voting will remain open until Wednesday 30th October.The Award is again kindly sponsored by John Quirke, Jeweller, Bridge Street, Cahir 052 7441774https://www.facebook.com/jqjewellerscahir/We are very grateful to John for his support to Tipperary Hurling.

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