TJ Reid retires after illustrious Kilkenny career
TJ Reid has announced his retirement from inter-county hurling, concluding a legendary tenure with Kilkenny. His career spanned nearly two decades, marked by record-breaking achievements and unforgettable moments that captivated fans across Ireland.
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TJ Reid has formally declared his retirement from inter-county hurling, drawing the curtain on one of Kilkenny’s most extraordinary sporting journeys. Since debuting with the senior panel in 2007, Reid has been a cornerstone of the black and amber, renowned for his exceptional skill, scoring prowess, and unwavering commitment to the sport.
Over his near twenty-year career, Reid amassed an incredible haul of honours: seven All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championships, fourteen Leinster titles, and five National Hurling League triumphs. He also secured seven All-Star awards and was named Hurler of the Year in 2015. Notably, Reid holds the record as the all-time leading scorer in senior hurling championship history, a testament to his remarkable consistency and excellence.
Kilkenny GAA Chairman PJ Kenny paid heartfelt tribute, emphasising Reid’s role as a dedicated ambassador for Kilkenny hurling and his lasting legacy on and off the pitch. Reid’s influence extends beyond county level, with an illustrious club career at Shamrocks Ballyhale, boasting six All-Ireland Senior Club titles and thirteen Kilkenny Senior Hurling Championships. Kilkenny GAA and supporters alike express their profound gratitude as Reid steps away from inter-county action, wishing him every success in the future.
Over his near twenty-year career, Reid amassed an incredible haul of honours: seven All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championships, fourteen Leinster titles, and five National Hurling League triumphs. He also secured seven All-Star awards and was named Hurler of the Year in 2015. Notably, Reid holds the record as the all-time leading scorer in senior hurling championship history, a testament to his remarkable consistency and excellence.
Kilkenny GAA Chairman PJ Kenny paid heartfelt tribute, emphasising Reid’s role as a dedicated ambassador for Kilkenny hurling and his lasting legacy on and off the pitch. Reid’s influence extends beyond county level, with an illustrious club career at Shamrocks Ballyhale, boasting six All-Ireland Senior Club titles and thirteen Kilkenny Senior Hurling Championships. Kilkenny GAA and supporters alike express their profound gratitude as Reid steps away from inter-county action, wishing him every success in the future.
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