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Leinster Football Championship Semi-Final vs Offaly  in 2000
Leinster Football Championship Semi-Final vs Offaly in 2000
Leinster Senior Football Championship Quarter Final
against Carlow in 2001
Leinster Senior Football Championship Quarter Final against Carlow in 2001
Leinster Football Semi-Final 2001 vs Meath
Leinster Football Semi-Final 2001 vs Meath
Leinster Football Championship Final 2003 vs Laois
Leinster Football Championship Final 2003 vs Laois
All Ireland Senior Football Championship Quarter-Final of 2008
vs Cork
All Ireland Senior Football Championship Quarter-Final of 2008 vs Cork
In a National League game vs Donegal in 2010 Johnny Doyle and Fergal McNulty get acquainted
In a National League game vs Donegal in 2010 Johnny Doyle and Fergal McNulty get acquainted
Picking up an All-Star in 2010
Picking up an All-Star in 2010
On the charge against Donegal in the 2011 All-Ireland quarter final
On the charge against Donegal in the 2011 All-Ireland quarter final
GAA Football All Ireland Senior Championship Round 4 in 2012 against Sligo's Charlie Harrison
GAA Football All Ireland Senior Championship Round 4 in 2012 against Sligo's Charlie Harrison
Johnny Doyle congratulate's Niall Kelly on a score against Tyrone in 2013
Johnny Doyle congratulate's Niall Kelly on a score against Tyrone in 2013
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Kildare legend and all-round sound man Johnny Doyle has announced his retirement from GAA and we at JOE will truly miss him.

By Bradley Maguire

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Johnny Doyle has confirmed last last night that he will retire from inter-county GAA with immediate affect.

Doyle cited family commitments as his reason to call it a day before the start of the Championship.

“I wish to announce my retirement from county football today. I make this decision very reluctantly but do so based on my family commitments,” he said in a statement.

“It has been a great privilege for me to have worn the Kildare jersey for the past 15 years and a wonderful honour to have soldiered with and against so many great players.”

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Johnny is a true legend in GAA circles all around the country so here is a gallery of his greatest moments (and Phil Jones impersonations) in a Kildare shirt.

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