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'We wish you the very best for what the future holds for you and your family,' Donegal Golf Club posted of Grainne Dorrian
Grainne Dorrian has signed off at Donegal Golf Club.
The popular club administrator has been with the Murvagh-based club since 2001 and the Murvagh-based club took to social media to express their gratitude and bid their farewells.
"This week saw a chapter close in the Club's history, as our Club Administrator Grainne bid us farewell as she moves on to the next exciting part of her own professional journey," they posted. "All of us here at Donegal Golf Club would like to wish Grainne the very best for the future and thank her for her tireless work and dedication shown over the past 23 years at the club.
"Grainne was always on hand to help both members and visitors alike, with no request too big or small, and the warmest of welcomes guaranteed as you came through the door. Once again Grainne, we wish you the very best for what the future holds for you and your family."
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