TJ Reid, a seven-time All-Ireland hurling champion, has officially announced his retirement from inter-county hurling. The 38-year-old Kilkenny icon confirmed on Friday he will not return for the 2027 campaign. His wife, Niamh de Brun, shared an emotional tribute to his career, calling him a "legend." Reid played for Kilkenny for 20 seasons, bringing an end to a remarkable career in the sport. His decision marks the close of a long and successful chapter in hurling history. The retirement comes after a career defined by consistency and excellence on the field. Reid’s final season saw him step away from competitive play, signaling the end of an era for Kilkenny hurling. His legacy will be remembered for his contributions to the team’s success over two decades.