DERRY LEGEND ENDA Muldoon has announced his retirement from club football at the age of 40.
Muldoon enjoyed a long and successful career with Ballinderry, helping them to the All-Ireland club title in 2002 and Ulster crowns in 2001 and 2013.
In addition he lifted nine county titles with Ballinderry, his first as a minor in 1995 and his last this October, and won an All-Star with Derry in 2004.
He also was part of the Oak Leaf side to win the NFL Division 1 title in 2008, while he won Ulster titles at minor, U21 and senior level with Derry. He also won an All-Ireland U21 medal with the county in 1997.
He confirmed his retirement from club duty on Twitter this evening, saying: “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.”
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Last week Muldoon was confirmed as joint-manager of Derry club Banagher along with Declan Mullan.
Former Donegal footballer Eamon McGee was among those to pay tribute to Muldoon after his announcement.
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