Mayo's Ger Cafferkey has announced his retirement from intercounty football.
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The Ballina Stephenites man played with the Connacht county for 11 years, making his championship debut away to New York in 2009.
Throughout the intervening decade, he became a key member of the side, shoring up the defence from fullback.
During his career, he won six Connacht Championship medals, and picked up an All-Star award in 2012.
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He becomes the second Mayo player to retire in the wake of the All-Ireland semi-final defeat to Dublin, following the decision of Andy Moran two weeks ago.
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