Pat Spillane

Pat Spillane has confirmed that this year's All-Ireland football final will be his last appearance as a pundit on The Sunday Game.

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GAA legend Pat Spillane has announced that he will retire from his punditry role with RTÉ after the upcoming All-Ireland football final.

"It's my last All-Ireland semi-final that I will be covering and in two weeks, my last outing will be the All-Ireland final. 30 years in any gig is a long time, but I won't be going away completely, I will still be writing in The Sunday World. “In all aspects of my life I wanted to leave on my own terms.

The Kerry football great made the announcement at the start of the coverage of today's football games in Croke Park, that this season would be his last working ...

“Honest and forthright in his views Pat commanded respect even from those who disagreed with him. I’ve had a brilliant time and I leave with no regrets and lots of great memories. Pat Spillane confirms that after 30 years on the Sunday Game, this will be his last season in front of the camera.— RTÉ GAA (@RTEgaa) #RTEGAA pic.twitter.com/1I2Aof6AyB July 9, 2022

The former Kerry footballer and eight-time All-Ireland winner has appeared on the show for the past 30 years.

He added: "Look, I've had 30 years, 30 great years. But look, every dog has its day." "I made my mind up a couple of months ago that this was going to be my last year working on The Sunday Game, so it's my last All Ireland semi-final I'll be covering and in two weeks' time, my last outing with The Sunday Game will be for the All Ireland final."

However, this will be one of the very last times, as the Kerry legend has officially announced his retirement from The Sunday Game. Famed for his analysis, ...

I’ve had a brilliant time and I leave with no regrets and lots of great memories. Pat Spillane confirms that after 30 years on the Sunday Game, this will be his last season in front of the camera. "I'm out the gap, I'm riding off into the sunset."

The former Kerry footballer and eight-time All-Ireland winner has appeared on the show for the past 30 years.

He added: "Look, I've had 30 years, 30 great years. But look, every dog has its day." "I made my mind up a couple of months ago that this was going to be my last year working on The Sunday Game, so it's my last All Ireland semi-final I'll be covering and in two weeks' time, my last outing with The Sunday Game will be for the All Ireland final."