Tony Reddin, born Martin Charles Reddington and living from 22 November 1919 to 1 March 2015, was an Irish hurler from Mullagh, County Galway, who played as a goalkeeper for the Galway and Tipperary senior teams. He joined the Galway minor team at seventeen, later the junior team, and made his senior debut in the 1941 championship before joining Tipperary during the 1947 to 48 league. For almost a decade he played a key part for Tipperary, winning three All-Ireland medals, three Munster medals and five National Hurling League medals. He won five Railway Cup medals with the Connacht and Munster inter-provincial teams, played club hurling with Mullagh in Galway and Lorrha in Tipperary, and made 26 championship appearances before retiring during a tour of the United States in October 1957. As trainer of the St Rynagh's team he guided them to two Leinster titles and ten Offaly titles.
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