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Johnny Dunleavy celebrates his goal on Friday night.
Cork City manager John Caulfield singled out Donegal man Johnny Dunleavy for special praise after the defender scored in Cork’s win over Bray Wanderers on Friday night.
Dunleavy scored his first goal in two and a half years as Cork City made it 11 wins from eleven games with victory over Bray at Turner’s Cross.
The 25-year-old Ballybofey man, who has been frustrated by injury problems, headed Cork’s second goal - his first since October 2014.
"Everyone down here is mad about him,” Caulfield said.
“He’s been unlucky with injuries, but he’s back now and it was a fantastic header from him and we needed it.
"Certainly Johnny’s goal won it for us and it’s great to have him back."
Next up for Dunleavy and Cork is the visit of Finn Harps in the Premier Division next Friday.
Finnbarr along with seniors at Ardara Care of the Aged Day Centre photo: Kathleen Mallon
Photo of Martin Mittsmanngruber by North West Newspix
Minister Jim O'Callaghan at The Abbey Hotel with Pat The Cope Gallagher TD, and Donegal Municipal District Cathaoirleach, Cllr Micheál Naughton
Photos: Siobhan McGowan
Pat Condon of Killybegs received a Silver Medal at the National Bravery Awards
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