McMahon retires from Fermanagh duty

Fermanagh's James McMahon ©INPHO/Bryan Keane

James McMahon has announced his retirement from inter-county football after a decade representing Fermanagh.

The Roslea defender brings the curtain down on a ten-year career in the green and white, having been part of the Ernesiders’ senior football set-up for since 2016.

Fermanagh GAA confirmed the news in a statement, paying tribute to McMahon for his dedication, commitment and contribution throughout his time representing the county.

The county board acknowledged the effort McMahon had put into representing Fermanagh and expressed its gratitude for his years of service with the below post on its social media pages.

“James’s commitment and contribution to Fermanagh GAA are deeply appreciated, and we are grateful for the time and effort he has given throughout his playing career,” the statement read.

The county also extended its best wishes to McMahon as he moves on to the next chapter, adding: “He hangs up his boots with our heartfelt thanks and very best wishes for the future.

“Thank you, James, for everything.”