Joyce's final game ends in defeat
November 23, 2015
Padraic Joyce celebrates Killererin's 2007 Galway SFC final success with his dad Paddy and daughter Ava.
©INPHO/Lorraine O'Sullivan.
Padraic Joyce played his last game for Killererin yesterday.
The legendary Galway forward, who retired from inter-county duty in 2012, brought the curtain down on his 23-year club career after lining out against Moycullen in a Division 2 league encounter. The result didn't go Joyce's way as Killererin lost on a 1-8 to 1-14 scoreline, but it was by no means a disappointing weekend for the 38-year-old who was a selector with the Ireland team that beat Australia in the International Rules series on Saturday night.
Moycullen showed their appreciation to the 1998 and 2001 All-Ireland winning full forward by making a presentation afterwards to mark his retirement.
ROINN 2 A presentation to the great Padraic Joyce by CLG Maigh Cuilinn in his last competitive game. @galwayad pic.twitter.com/yWYlaltxKZ
- CLG Maigh Cuilinn (@maighcuilinn) November 22, 2015
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