All-Ireland winner Grugan retires from Armagh duty
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Armagh All-Ireland winner Rory Grugan has announced his retirement from inter-county football.
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The Ballymacnab club-man made the announcement via his Instagram account, writing: "The greatest honour of my life. Thank you."
Grugan was a key part of the 2024 Armagh team that brought the Sam Maguire Cup back to the county for only the second time, starting the final win over Galway at Croke Park.
This year, he helped Armagh win their first Ulster title in 18 years, playing a pivotal role off the bench in their extra-time win over Monaghan in the decider at Clones.
The 35-year-old made his championship debut for Armagh in a 2013 qualifier win over Wicklow, before going on to make 157 appearances.
Crossmaglen defender James Morgan has also announced his retirement from the inter-county game after making his debut in 2013.
Morgan and Grugan were vital cogs in the side that won Armagh's first All-Ireland Minor title in 60 years when they beat Mayo to lift the Tom Markham Cup in 2009.