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Four years after calling time on his inter-county career, former Kilkenny player, Paul Murphy is back trying to hit the target, but of a different kind...
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The corner-back ended his black and amber career with four All-Ireland titles and these days Murphy is still going strong with his beloved Danesfort, who will be hoping to secure a return to the St Canice's Credit Union Senior Hurling Championship in 2026,as they attempt to gain promotion from the intermediate ranks.
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In the meantime, Murphy spends his days working in the Irish Defence Forces, taking a trip the Glen of Imaal with colleagues on Thursday.
Glen of Imaal pic.twitter.com/Zpmc0s2PjG
— Paul Murphy (@PaulMurphykk) March 12, 2025
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