It was one hell of a career.
At the ripe age of 40-years-old, Derry’s Enda Muldoon has decided to retire from football.
It has been an illustrious career for the Ballinderry man which involved some amount of achievements.
- 1 All-Star in 2004
- 1 Ulster senior title in 1998
- 1 All-Ireland Club Championship in 2002
When you think of versatile players, Muldoon is one of them, playing midfield, half forward and full forward and was part of moments that will go down in Derry folklore such as scoring his side’s second goal against Tyrone in 2006 to beat the reigning All-Ireland champions.
But it’s time to go for Muldoon, posting on his Twitter on Monday evening he said:
“After 23 years of playing senior football for Ballinderry the time has arrived for me to hang up the boots. The pleasure was all mine.”
https://twitter.com/MuldoonEnda/status/930146374951292928
And the tributes came pouring in.
https://twitter.com/EamonMcGee/status/930153347285438464
Best wishes in your retirement and good luck with your future plans within the game
— Cavan Gaels (@cavangaels_) November 13, 2017
Enjoy retirement. Loved watching you play football. Everything looked easy.
— Patrick Conwell (@PatrickConwell) November 13, 2017
Great career and easily the best club footballer I’ve ever seen grace a pitch … congratulations Big Easy on being a football legend … and thank you
— declan kelly (@bigarmskelly) November 13, 2017
Legend! One of the best ever.
— Shane Mulholland (@smulh76) November 13, 2017
