The Dub has been playing for Offaly since 2019.
Shane Horan says he's "probably" calling a day on his inter-county career.
The Dub has been playing for Offaly since declaring under the parentage rule ahead of the 2019 season.
A regular starter under John Maughan, he had indicated he was going to take a season out in light of Kilmacud Croke's run to the All-Ireland Club Football Final.
But he's made the decision to step away from inter-county action entirely:
Shane Horan has 'probably' retired from inter-county football, had been a really important player during John Maughan's tenure as @Offaly_GAA manager pic.twitter.com/pv7MQHKd0q
— Will O'Callaghan (@willocallaghan) February 2, 2022
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