Munster centre and full-back Denis Hurley has confirmed that he has played his last game for the province.

The 31-year-old confirmed the news on Instagram saying he is happy to have played out his dream but a new challenge awaits.

"One last walk out. My wife nabbed this pic after the end of season game on Saturday," he said in a message accompanying the Instagram image.

"I had our baby girl in my arms to get a pic together on the pitch. A moment she will never remember but both of us will remember for many reasons.

"All the memories this pitch has given us over the years & it culminated in a quiet moment for us to savour as a family. Happy to have played out my dreams here but now a new challenge awaits and we're excited about what may lie ahead. Thanks for all the support over the years."

The one-time Ireland cap won over 160 caps for Munster during a decade-long international career.

 

One last walk out My wife nabbed this pic after the end of season game on Saturday. I had our baby girl in my arms to get a pic together on the pitch. A moment she will never remember but both of us will remember for many reasons. All the memories this pitch has given us over the years & it culminated in a quiet moment for us to savour as a family. Happy to have played out my dreams here but now a new challenge awaits and we're excited about what may lie ahead. Thanks for all the support over the years @nessahurley #Emie-Rose

A photo posted by Denis Hurley (@dinnyhurl) on May 9, 2016 at 9:56am PDT