Former Connacht captain Michael Swift will hang up his boots in the summer.
The 37-year-old second-row, who is the province's most-capped and longest-serving player, will step down after a remarkable 15 seasons in Galway.
He has won 268 caps during his time with Connacht.
Announcing his decision, he said: "Whilst I've known this was coming for quite some time, it's still quite surreal to think I'll soon be saying goodbye to the team and the lads I've played with for so long. Connacht Rugby has been a huge part of my life for over 15 years and it's difficult to imagine no longer being involved. I've enjoyed every bit of my time with the province and have so many people to thank for the opportunities afforded to me."
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