The end of a career happens to everybody and it is a sad day when it arrives but it is not made easier when it is forced upon you.
Conor Niland retired yesterday from Professional tennis due to an ongoing problem with his hips. Following on from the most successful year of any Irish player, Conor had high hopes of progressing on to bigger things this year.
How you can get bigger than playing in Wimbledon and the US Open is a tough task but anyone who knows Conor will know that conquering tough tasks was what he was all about.
I have seen Conor play on many occasions, going back to his junior days, and he is and always was a role model for the future stars of Irish tennis. His behaviour on court was always exemplary and his dedication to his sport was second to none. He was happy to play his part on any of the teams he was involved with, whether it be Interpros or Davis Cup and because of this I have no doubt if Conor gets involved in Irish Tennis going forward it can only mean success.
I wish Conor the best for the future, congratulate him on his career and thank him for putting Irish tennis firmly on the map.
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