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Off on his travels
Bundoran will be short another player when it comes to the relegation battle with news that Michael McEniff, son of Donegal PRO, John McEniff, is off this week to work in Canada with KPMG.
Michael, or Mikey, as he is called around Gaelic Park, has been a great servant to Bundoran over the last decade or so.
Troubled by injury for most of this year, he returned to play in the championship and on Sunday last gave his best display of the year, scoring an early goal and the final point of the game which closed the gap to the minimum.
Geraldine Foy captured Michael kicking the final point. Hopefully, it will not be his last point in a Bundoran jersey -PC-1662665806963.jpg)
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