Brosnan calls time on his Kerry days
December 02, 2013
Kerry captain Eoin Brosnan congratulated by fans after the 2013 Munster final win over Cork ©INPHO/James Crombie
The Dr Crokes player confirmed to Radio Kerry this afternoon that he would not be returning to Eamonn Fitzmaurice's panel.
A three time All-Ireland winner, the 33-year-old first lined out for the Kingdom in the 2000 NFL and because his club were the reigning county champions, captained Kerry during a number of their 2001 championship games in what was his debut year.
As well as seven Munster titles and two national leagues, Brosnan represented Ireland in two International Rules Series.
A solicitor in Killarney, Brosnan started his career in the half forwards and was renowned for his eye for goal. In more recent years he has been utilized as a centre back.
His retirement comes after that of Tomas O Se this autumn. Tweet
