Cork's O'Sullivan hangs up his boots
Niall Kelly of Kildare with Jamie O'Sullivan of Cork.
Cork defender Jamie O’Sullivan has called time on his inter-county career after eight years with the Rebel County.
O’Sullivan made his debut against Kerry during the Leesiders’ All-Ireland SFC winning season in 2010 and also enjoyed three National League victories with his county along with two Munster championship successes.
The Bishopstown clubman was a part of Cork’s All-Ireland U21 winning side in 2009 and helped UCC to Sigerson Cup glory in 2011.
Both Cork and Bishopstown wished the 29-year-old corner-back all the best on his retirement yesterday:
Best of luck to @thejsullay on your retirement and thank you for your great service to Cork football. https://t.co/M7HHpGtrbO
— Cork GAA (@OfficialCorkGAA) December 21, 2018
Congrats to @thejsullay on an outstanding career with @OfficialCorkGAA as he officially retired today!
— Bishopstown Gaa (@GaaBishopstown) December 20, 2018
Everyone @GaaBishopstown is extremely proud of you and your achievements!
1 All Ireland Snr🎖
2 Munster Snr 🎖 🎖
3 NFL 🎖 🎖 🎖
1 All Ireland u21 🎖
1 Munster u21 🎖 pic.twitter.com/kq8ZrqAAsP
