Seamus Kennedy says he’s looking forward to roaring on Tipperary from the stands.
The St. Mary’s club man announced his retirement from inter county hurling last year following over a decade in the blue and gold.
The three-time All-Ireland winner is shifting his focus on St. Mary’s Munster intermediate club hurling semi-final this Sunday where the Clonmel side travel to Tralee to face Abbeydorney.
Speaking on Across The Line, the 33-year-old says he’s at ease with his decision to step away from the inter county game:
“I’m very much at ease with my decision, I’m at peace with it.
“That’s probably one thing that I have found since I have made the decision probably two weeks ago now that I’m happy with my decision.
“I was going to Tipp games long before I was involved with mam and dad and I’m looking forward to those days out again going to games with mam and dad and lads from the club.
“As I said, I’m very much at ease with my decision and I’m looking forward to supporting the lads.”
