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Published 18:31 18 Sept 2022 BST
Updated 18:54 18 Sept 2022 BST
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"I've told the lads that I don't plan on it now. I'm happy enough just focusing on the club. I have big decisions to make with work and where I'll be this year, in general. "When I spoke to Dessie last year when I was stepping away, he made clear to me then that the door would still be open, and having spoken to lads on the team more recently, they've said the same as well. I do appreciate that."As I've said before, I do take things one year at a time. I've been pretty terrible at planning things beyond that timeframe. I've told them that I do appreciate that, and if a time comes when I would like to go back, and do get that urge again, that would be great." He's got the urge again. As for McCaffrey, he has featured very little for Clontarf in their Dublin SFC campaign this year, though he was a water-boy during their relegation play-off loss to Raheny this morning.
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