The Cappincur midfielder played for 12 years in the green, white and gold of Offaly.
Offaly midfielder Eoin Carroll has called time on his 12 year inter-county football career.
The Cappincur clubman played 72 times for his county in league and championship games, winning Division Four in 2015.
Offaly's new management team of Mickey Harte and Declan Kelly will be without two other vastly experienced players for next year, with forward Anton Sullivan and defender Peter Cunningham not part of the panel.
His club, who have been celebrating their 75th anniversary, have paid tribute to Carroll:
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