For the matches that took place on the weekend of February 1 and 2, Paddy and Niall filled out their answers to our questions. They were published in that weekends programme.
Here is their answers! Thanks to the lads for taking part.
Paddy O'Connor - St. Farnans - Football
Age: 21 Position:
Midfield Height: 6’2”
Occupation: Student
Major
achievement to date: Connacht
Schools Championship
Favourite venue:
Connolly Park,
Collooney
Favourite GAA
player: Ciarán
Kilkenny (Dublin)
Favourite
Sportsperson (non GAA): LeBron
James
Favourite Food: Steak
Favourite film/tv: Focus
Favourite
Holiday destination: New
York
Favourite
song/band/artist: Kanye
West
Favourite
website/podcast : First
Take
Last
book read: Jamie
Heaslip Autobiography
Last
movie seen: Once
upon a time in Hollywood
Toughest player
in training: Nathan
Mullen
Joker
of the panel: Aidan
Devaney Last
out of the shower: Eamonn Kilgannon
First GAA
memory: Training
with my Dad
One word to describe
you: Relaxed
One
change in GAA you would like to see: More
professional
Instagram or
Snapchat: Instagram Facebook or Twitter: Twitter
Niall Feehily - Naomh Eoin - Hurling
Age:
20 Position: Full Back Height: 6’3”
Occupation:
Student
Major
achievement to date: Nicky
Rackard Cup 2019
Favourite
venue: Kent
Park
Favourite
GAA player: Padraig
Walsh
Favourite
Sportsperson (non GAA): Scott
Brown
Favourite Food: Spaghetti Bolognese
Favourite film/tv: Gavin & Stacy
Favourite
Holiday destination: Salou
Favourite song/artist: Proud Mary by Tina Turner
Favourite
website/podcast : The
two Johnnies Last
book read: Supermacs
Menu
Last
movie seen: The
Gentlemen
If you could be
another teammate who and why: Gerard O’Kelly-Lynch, because if he ever gets in trouble he
has 15 brothers to back him
Toughest
player in training: Mark
Burke
Joker of the panel: Shane Brenan
Last
out of the shower: Daithí
Hand
Best advice you
have received to date:
“It’s not a foul if you don’t get caught” John Doyle
First GAA
memory: Cúl
camps –being coached by Keith Raymond
One
word to describe you: Long
One
change in GAA you would like to see: More publicity for lower competitions
Instagram or
Snapchat: Instagram Facebook or Twitter: Facebook