The camogie legend says she's glad she stayed on for one more year.
Offaly camogie legend Michaela Morkan says she's glad she stayed on for one more year in the green, white and gold jersey.
She's hanging up her boots after 16 seasons - although she admits she did consider retiring last year.
The Shinrone woman has had a glittering career - being named Offaly's first All-Star in 2008 and captaining the side to All-Ireland Intermediate success in 2010.
But she felt now was the right time to call it day:
Despite that, she said the final decision was a tough one:
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