The former Offaly Hurler won three All-Ireland's with the Faithful County.
Former Offaly Hurler Joe Dooley says his love for the game kept him motivated to continue playing over the years.
The three time All-Ireland winner was inducted into the Croke Park Museum Hall of Fame on Monday after a successful career for the Faithful county.
The Seir Kieran man also won four county medals during his career and collected an All-Star in 1998 after Offaly won the Liam McCarthy Cup for the fourth time.
He went on to manage the Offaly Senior Hurlers from 2007 to 2011.
Dooley says winning championship titles was an enjoyable part of the journey:
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